Sentence examples for crime-fighting technique from inspiring English sources
It is hard to disentangle the effect of any single crime-fighting technique.
Geoprofiling -- the science of predicting where criminals live based on where they commit crimes -- was transformed this year from an academic novelty into a mainstream crime-fighting technique.
The New York City Police Department has come under increased scrutiny in recent years over the racial disparities and the sheer volume of street stops it makes under its "stop, question and frisk" policy, a crime-fighting technique under which officers stop people they reasonably believe are committing or about to commit a crime.
In addition to Moore, who says she now oversees three other genealogists, California police have been working with family tree builder Barbara Rae-Venter, whose work on the Golden State Killer case brought the new crime-fighting technique to wide attention last year.
AT A MEETING of the world's top cops in San Francisco today, the first topic on the agenda will be whether the "broken windows" theory on which Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton has built his career is, in fact, an effective crime-fighting technique.
Meanwhile, Purvis and his G-men are pursuing Dillinger with the latest in scientific crime-fighting techniques.
Thanks to the innovative crime-fighting techniques of William Bratton, the city's former police commissioner, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has nothing to fear on law and order.
Nassau County's crime rate is already much lower than New York City's, but officials here are borrowing the city's latest crime-fighting techniques to drive it even lower.
Mr. Kennedy has worked as a policeman but Ms. LaForgia said he lacks the qualifications to be a commissioner, with no supervisory experience and little knowledge of crime-fighting techniques.
It was David Dinkins, his Democratic predecessor, who expanded the police force and turned the murder tide in 1991; and it was Mr Giuliani's first police chief, William Bratton, who introduced radical new crime-fighting techniques (only to be ousted when it became clear that he was getting too much of the credit).
Police have infiltrated Colombia's phone cartels through classic crime-fighting techniques.
