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POLICE CONDUCT
Preliminary 2017 Law Enforcement Officer Fatalities (National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund)
Police Enhancing Accountability through Community Engagement (PEACE) Initiative (Vera.org) See also Bridging the Divide between Police and Community (Vera.org)
Most California Jurisdictions Show Declines in Property Crime During Justice Reform Era (Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice)
The First FBI Crime Report Issued Under Trump Is Missing A Ton Of Info (FiveThirtyEight.com)
CRIME RATE
Three Percent of Americans Have Been To Prison- Eight Percent Have Felonies (CrimeInAmerica.net)
White Collar Crime Risk Zones uses machine learning to predict where financial crimes are mostly likely to occur across the US (The New Inquiry)
Gun Laws Stop At State Lines, But Guns Don’t (FiveThirtyEight.com)
Mayor: NYC bike path attack that killed 8 was ‘act of terror’ (Newsday.com)
Body cam footage public in Baldwin County, but not in neighboring Mobile County (FOX10)
POLICE TRANSPARENCY
Law Enforcement Executive’s Guide to Open Data (Police Foundation)Body cam footage public in Baldwin County, but not in neighboring Mobile County (FOX10)
Information gap frustrating unified crime fighting in Tallahassee (Tallahassee.com)
‘CRIM-TECH’
Developer replicates $86 million license plate reader project in just 57 lines of code (FreeCodeCamp)
Austin police officials talk big data at community policing conference (Austin American Stateman)
Sheriff’s Office tries to fight cyber crime with Bitcoin mining (NAWOnline.com)
Drones become San Diego sheriff's eyes in the sky (San Diego Tribune)
AMERICA’S PRISON SYSTEM
Report Grades Bail Systems Across The U.S., And Only One State Gets An A (HuffPo)
Redemption at the Gym: A Muscular Approach to Prisoner Reentry (TheCrimeReport)
DUMB CRIMINAL OF THE WEEK
Short horror stories from the “Clownpocalypse” police logs (MuckRock)As always, check crime in your city and sign up for free crime alerts at SpotCrime |
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