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Getting the Best Out of Crime Analysis: Lessons for Police Leaders and Managers

Getting the Best Out of Crime Analysis: Lessons for Police Leaders and Managers . Presented by: Dr. Rachel Boba, Florida Atlantic University Problem-Oriented Policing Conference October 2005. Problem-Oriented Model. Immediate Analysis and Response. Incidents Serious Incidents

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Getting the Best Out of Crime Analysis: Lessons for Police Leaders and Managers

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  1. Getting the Best Out of Crime Analysis: Lessons for Police Leaders and Managers Presented by: Dr. Rachel Boba, Florida Atlantic University Problem-Oriented Policing Conference October 2005

  2. Problem-Oriented Model Immediate Analysis and Response • Incidents • Serious Incidents • Repeat Incidents • Patterns • Problems • Social Issues Long Term Analysis and Response

  3. Data Collection • Lower level data collection imperative • Legal vs. substantive data collection • MO and environmental factors • Observation at time of report • Code factors later

  4. Repeat Incidents:Alarm Calls over One Month Alarm Calls

  5. Prioritize and ResolveRepeat Incidents

  6. Crime Pattern

  7. Crime Pattern Spatial Analysis: Map of the incidents and any relevant information.

  8. Crime Pattern 1 2 3 4

  9. Strategic Analysis • Repeat incidents and patterns make up problems • New information may need to be collected • Basic mapping and analysis create more questions than answered • Develop broader theories/hypotheses about why activity is happening

  10. Spatial Analysis • Crimes primarily happening in the west. • Only 12 of 254 addresses victimized twice. • Why in this area?

  11. Victims: Builders Why these builders? Why Renar?

  12. Contact information: rboba@fau.edu

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