Finely tuned as Simon's ear is for the newsroom, it is perhaps even better calibrated for the street corner and the precinct, having been sharpened by thirteen years of daily crime reporting.
But the racial tension boiling up from the streets of west Baltimore did not come as a surprise to the city's former mayor, who was embarrassed to admit that for the first time in 15 years he didn't have daily crime numbers in the city at the tip of his fingers.
Research that investigates daily crime patterns (within the day) is far less common that research investigating seasonal crime patterns, spatial or not.
Also, results of regression analysis found that only age, weekly hours of Internet access, and the person's preference for media coverage of daily crime were found to be significant predictors of the myth, although the present prediction models failed to provide a satisfactory explanation.
CU said students who do face legal consequences will have their name posted on the campus police website's daily crime log.
There was no arrest nor any reading of Miranda rights, and the university's daily crime log contains nothing on the incident.
The publication by an Albanian-language newspaper of the name and photograph of a Serb accused by the daily of crimes against Albanians, and his murder soon after, has stirred passionate debate about press freedom and the need to stop revenge killings in Kosovo.
Supporting the move, an article in the People's Daily notes crimes committed by officials have become more sophisticated and involve a large number of people.
I didn't want it associated with nanny-nightmare Web sites, child-abuse forums, or the Daily News crime desk.
