Sentence examples for driving crime from inspiring English sources

He said he would work to continue driving crime down but would also work to curb police misconduct.

"If our goal is a safer city, we want to look at guns, gun violence and violent repeat offenders, because they're driving crime," Kenney said.

In many American cities, the combination of tech-era prosperity and the sort of innovative policing techniques that Maple had helped to develop were driving crime rates down.

Federal, state and local partnership programs including drug courts (up to 700 from 12 in 1994) and treatment of offenders with substance abuse problems are driving crime down.

As graduates pour out of high schools and universities, Nigeria's unemployment rate is nearly 50 percent for people in urban areas ages 15 to 24 — driving crime and discontent.

Mr. Hevesi said that as mayor he would work to continue the current administration's success in driving crime down, but would work to curb police misconduct at the same time.

The officers appeared to be taking stock, driving from crime scene to crime scene and taking notes, but not mounting a forensic investigation.

"I'm sorry, I think I know something about quality-of-life crime," said Mr. Bratton, who was credited for driving down crime by focusing on so-called quality-of-life crimes like graffiti, public urination, vandalism and other minor crimes that create a sense of disorder.

Rosenblatt's Crime Strategies Unit, according to the state's attorney's website, uses "technology, data analysis, and intelligence-gathering to identify trends in crime, focus in on the offenders driving that crime, and target those offenders for enforcement".

Organised crime reaches into every community, ruining lives, driving other crime and instilling fear.

"I do think that the N.Y.P.D. is a very strong department, and they've done an incredible job over the years of driving down crime," said Richard M. Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commission, which monitors crime and police policies.