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Smart Policing Initiative: Rethinking and Refocusing Police Intelligence and Activities to Enhance Public Safety
Thu, Nov 14, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Pacific J - 4th LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel showcases BJA’s Smart Policing Initiative (SPI), involving innovative analytical approaches and focused responses to specific crime problems. This panel showcases SPI initiatives from four sites (Boulder, CO, Peoria, IL, Hartford, CT, and Houston, TX) that used data-driven strategies to address diverse community problems, including unhoused people encampments, sex trafficking, gun violence, and chronic violence perpetrators.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Using a Harm Index to Prioritize Encampment Response - Natalie K. Hipple, Indiana University Bloomington; Julie Wartell, Problem Analysis Group
Using Intelligence-led and Predictive Policing for Lever Pulling with Prolific Violent Offenders - E. Anthony White, Illinois Central College; Antonette White, Illinois Central College; Shanika Smith, Illinois Central College; Jacob Moushon, Illinois Central College
Prioritizing Investigatory Responses to Gun Violence: Improving Case Clearance for Nonfatal Shootings in Hartford, CT - Lisa Barao, University of Pennsylvania; Aaron Boisvert, Hartford Police Department
The Effect of a Social Network Analysis Strategy on Reducing Human Sex Trafficking - Yan Zhang, Sam Houston State University; Reece Hardy, Houston Police Department; William Wells, Sam Houston State University
Chair
Organized by a Division or external group?
Division of Policing