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Combining Police and Probation Information Resources to Reduce Burglary: Testing a Crime Analysis Problem-Solving Approach
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Combining Police and Probation Information Resources to Reduce Burglary: Testing a Crime Analysis Problem-Solving Approach
Publication year:
2004
| Cataloged on:
Oct. 31, 2006
ANNOTATION: A "joint effort of the Phoenix Police Department (PPD) and the Maricopa County Adult Probation Department (APD) to develop a shared database for use, with GIS mapping, as a crime analysis tool within a formal problem-solving process to reduce crime" is described (p. 4). This report is comprised of the following sections: executive summary; combining police and probation information resources to reduce crime; evaluation design; agencies' baseline capacities and practices; shared database development; shared database applications and outcomes; and conclusions and lessons learned. The use of the shared database did not result in statistically significant reductions in crime.