Sentence examples for data policing from inspiring English sources

The big data policing revolution has arrived.

This is the beginning of big data policing.

*An excerpt from the book The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement (2017).

The math behind big data policing targets crime, but in many cities, crime suppression targets communities of color.

These new technologies – innovations that make up the constellation of big data policing – will impact the "who," "where," "when," and "how" we police.

Risk identification is also the goal of this book — to forecast the potential problems of big data policing as it reshapes law enforcement.

Without the data, police said, it will be difficult or impossible to prove links between those captured in recent raids and their confederates in Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and Spain, the news site G1 reported.

Based on the data, police reported that Vasquez could have avoided hitting Herzberg if her eyes were on the road.

Clever Wherever is a web app that geo-locates someone and warns them about dangers nearby using Department of Transport accident data, police crime data and Google places general data.

However, it's unclear how much data police could extract from the device or how useful that data would be in the case.

The type of comms data police forces are accessing typically refers to metadata such as sender and recipient details for text messages, emails, phone calls.