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The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology 2014
DOI: 10.1002/9781118517390.wbetc017
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Abstract: Police departments utilize data in their jurisdictions to identify hot spots where a large proportion of calls for service and crime and disorder occur. This data indicates the types and extent of the problems in the communities and enables the police to create tailored responses with the goal of reducing and/or deterring crime and disorder. Research throughout the past 30 years has provided conflicting findings regarding the effectiveness of tactics in deterring crime and the possibility of crime displacement… Show more

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