Sentence examples for crimes to deploy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bratton instituted computer tracking of crimes to deploy police where they were needed, and began a "quality of life" crackdown on lesser violations.

The system uses computer analysis of human behaviour and historic crime data to predict crime "hotspots" to deploy police officers.

"It is time to treat this as serious crime and to deploy the techniques used to combat illicit trade in narcotics, such as undercover operations.

Hardly a week goes by without another innovation, like rewards for employee suggestions, alliances with regional officials, computerizing crime statistics to deploy police officers more effectively and executives on loan from businesses for $1 a year.

SchoolStat borrows the tactics of the Compstat program — regular, intense meetings in which police officials famously pick apart crime data and, just as often, their subordinates — to analyze police performance and crime trends, and to deploy resources to trouble spots.

According to well-placed sources, work on "strikeback" has already begun in the UK, with the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) and the Metropolitan police's e-crime unit working to deploy teams.

Crime analysts that choose not to use techniques designed for use with aoristic-crime data are likely to deploy resources at the wrong times, failing to prevent crime and undermining the status of intelligence-led policing.

New policing technologies allow law enforcement agencies to learn about local crime trends in real time and to deploy resources to hot spots.

The LAPD uses a predictive policing algorithm to deploy officers to locations where prior crime patterns strongly suggest similar crimes may occur.

Those crimes are used in the department's CompStat system to deploy officers and are also reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

On Monday, the United Nations Human Rights Council agreed to deploy an emergency mission to investigate crimes allegedly carried out by IS.