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Smart Policing Initiative: Place-Based Strategies to Reduce Crime
Wed, Nov 13, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Salon 13 - Lower B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel showcases a BJA Smart Policing Initiative (SPI) involving place-based interventions to reduce crime. The panel features research from three SPI jurisdictions – Dallas (TX), Hamilton County (OH), and Anniston (AL). Each site experienced different crime problems and implemented place-based approaches tailored to their environment, including hot spot policing and Place Network Investigations. Presentations will highlight process and outcome evaluations conducted by research partners affiliated with the SPI program.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
A Hot Spots Problem-Solving Experiment in Hamilton County (OH) - Cory P. Haberman, University of Cincinnati; Bradley O'Guinn, University of Cincinnati; Matthew McGrath, University of Cincinnati
Assessing Property Crime Prevention and Reduction by Installing Closed-circuit Television Cameras - Kay Lang, Jacksonville State University; Chris Murtagh, Jacksonville State University; Richards Davis, Jacksonville State University
The Effect of Hot Spots Policing on Non-Violent Crime - Yongjae Nam, University of Texas at San Antonio; Brandon Tregle, University of Texas at San Antonio; Rob Tillyer, University of Texas at San Antonio; Michael R. Smith, University of Texas at San Antonio; Stephanie Michelle Cardwell, University of Texas at San Antonio
The Challenges of Implementing Place Network Investigation Strategies to Reduce Violent Crime - Brandon Tregle, University of Texas at San Antonio; Stephanie Michelle Cardwell, University of Texas at San Antonio; Michael R. Smith, University of Texas at San Antonio
Smart Policing in Detroit: The MDOC Alert Initiative - Kelly Rayner, Detroit Police Department; David Martin, Wayne State University; Peter B. Wood, Eastern Michigan University
Chair
Organized by a Division or external group?
Division of Policing