LAWE 335 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: New York City Police Department, Geographic Information System, Crime Mapping
Document Summary
Often used as a generic term referring to computer-based crime statistics initiatives used by police administrators. It is probably most often associated with the nypd use of computer- processed crime statistics as part of its aggressive law enforcement efforts of the mid-1990s. Represented a move toward a more intellectual method of police management that has been applauded by citizens and government officials nationwide. A progressive, goal-orientated, information-driven police management strategy based on 4 core components: Accurate and timely collection of crime data and intelligence analysis. Effective tactics and strategies to address crime and disorder problems. Created in 1994 by a group of 4 nypd detectives as a way to compile statistics on serious crimes as they occurred. Looks at outputs such as the overall reduction crime, number arrests, and the number of summons issues. Also tracks things like shooting incidents, gun arrests, and quality of life offenses.
