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

Other predictive policing strategies attempt to calculate the relative risks certain people in the community present and deploy officers to intervene directly with them.

The police analyze the figures, devise new strategies to combat the crimes, deploy officers accordingly and do follow-up studies on the results.

In New York, police pledged to deploy officers at all 40 cinemas where the film was playing, partly as a precaution against copycats.

Police departments across the country, led by New York's, use computerized mapping and analysis of variables like historical arrest patterns, paydays, sporting events, rainfall and holidays to try to predict likely crime "hot spots" and deploy officers there in advance.

Yet in most cases inquiries later showed that the speed and scale of events had left them little choice, but to corral the worst troublemakers and deploy officers to protect firemen.

"Such behaviour goes completely against how the MPS deploys officers.

A unit led by a policeman called Bob Lambert deployed officers to spy on peaceful activists.

Some of the cuts were more painful: last month, anticipating the layoffs, the department suspended Operation Impact, a program that deploys officers in high-crime areas.

The department has also begun collecting DNA samples at every crime scene and, starting last week, deploying officers on Segway Personal Transporters.

"The Australian federal police has also deployed officers to work alongside the NPF and build their capacity to investigate complex and sensitive incidents.