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SpotCrime Weekly Reads: 2017 NIBRS data, San Fran crime, using data to fight crime

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2017 NIBRS FBI data released, shootings are contagious?, Atlanta turns ex-cons into farmers, using crime data to make safer cities, police property seizures scrutinized, and more... POLICE CONDUCT 2017 NIBRS Crime Data Released. Law Enforcement Continuing Transition to More Detailed Reporting System  (FBI) Rockford Police scores high marks during audit  (rrstar.com) SPD Chief Ben Raymond wants more communication with victims' families  (KSLA12) ACLU: N.J. police unfairly taking cash, property from criminal suspects  (WHYY.org) see also:  Texas police made more than $50 million in 2017 from seizing people’s property. Not everyone was guilty of a crime.  (Texas Tribune) CRIME RATE Shootings are contagious: Prosecutors study King County gun violence from a public-health angle  (Seattle Times) Criminally Insane in Oregon Attack Twice as Many People Than Previously Known, New Data Shows  (ProPublica) Spotify Ditches Market Street Offices In San Francisco Citing Safety Co

Los Angeles $10,000 Reward

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The Los Angeles Daily News reported yesterday that several rewards were offered for crimes that have been committed yet the criminal remains at large. Being unable to find one of the incidents, I decided to add one of the crimes using SpotCrime's "report a crime", a function that allows you to report crimes and once inputted will display on SpotCrime's interactive map (once you click "user reported" crimes). This is one of the ways we help citizens fight crime by allowing them disseminate information and report crimes themselves.