Sentence examples for identified crime from inspiring English sources
The Newsbeat poll found that first-time voters identified crime, tax, employment and the NHS as crucial issues.
Livingstone rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to the Met police chief Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.
The year that Clinton signed that bill, thirty-seven per cent of Americans identified crime as the nation's most important problem.
Mayor Livingstone had rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.
Instead, the favored approach for several years has been to concentrate officers in areas with identified crime problems, as indicated by the pin dots on a crime map, even if that meant leaving more placid areas lightly patrolled.
Just before Christmas, for instance, Union Settlement, the 117-year-old social service agency based in East Harlem, released the results of a survey that identified crime as the single greatest concern to residents in the area.
Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani pressed the school system to use computer tracking, as he did with Compstat program in the Police Department, to identify crime trends.
Police commanders worked with religious leaders and community organizations to identify crime spots and develop support in those cities' substantial minority populations.
Bridgeport's acting police chief, Anthony S. Armeno, said identifying crime patterns and trends, and then strategically moving patrols accordingly, has made his department more effective.
But in England, the police are pursuing a different path: they want to use facial recognition software to identify crime victims.
Put simply, they compiled crime statistics from across the city over time and overlaid it with other datasets – social housing maps, outside temperatures etc – then instructed algorithms to search for correlations in the data to identify crime "hot spots".
