Sentence examples for computerized crime from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ritter's campaign has suggested the information was taken from computerized crime records.

Entire departments switch over to computerized crime reports, which don't accommodate the sort of detailed narrative that Edna used to comb through in the old written reports.

Although the city's police did not participate in randomized experiments, they did use computerized crime mapping to focus on hot spots in the 1990s.

But after computerized crime mapping was introduced, it turned out that crime was even more concentrated by place than by person.

The reform panel pushed the Camden Police Department to create computerized crime maps, and to change police beats and shifts to focus on the worst areas and times.

Computerized crime maps rely on correct information about crimes and where they occurred from a city's 911 database, an effort that is both costly and time-consuming.

He also introduced Compstat, the computerized crime-tracking system that he employed successfully in New York.

He instituted Comstat, the computerized crime-tracking system, and used the infrared maps to pinpoint hot spots and isolate trends.

Although the Police Department already gathers detailed data through systems like CompStat, its computerized crime-tracking system, Mr. Parker said the new unit would help synchronize the work of his office and that of the police.

But Dr. Eterno, now an associate dean of criminal justice at Molloy College, said retired commanders had spoken of the pressures to reflect their use of stop and frisk in CompStat, the department's computerized crime-tracking system.

"We look at this as an investment in public safety," he continued, crediting the computerized firearms databank for crime fighting successes.