Crime
Analysis impacts three major functional
aspects of law enforcement: Police
Management, Criminal Justice, and
Community/Business Partnerships:
Part
I Crimes
Local
Crime Statistics
Crime
Mapping
Yolo
County Agriculture Crimes
Agricultural
Crime Report Form -
Send completed form to: Crime
Analysis Unit (CAU)
Police
Management -
Promote
effective resource allocation;
officer management and accountability;
tactical, strategic planning; and
fiscal accountability. Crime Analysis
makes use of new system resources
to react to emerging crime threats;
optimize community involvement;
and manage available human and
material resources.
Criminal
Justice –
Enable
strategies to reduce crime and
information sharing in an effort
to provide a comprehensive picture
of offender activity. The Crime
Analysis Unit is an integrated
component of the Sheriff’s
Department. It improves the quality,
relevancy and timeliness of information.
Community/Business
Partnership –
Strengthen
problem-solving capacity; conduct
community-needs assessment; information
sharing and intelligence gathering.
There is an increased effort to
reach people and increase focus
on meaningful problem-solving and
citizen involvement. A Crime Analyst
provides for predictive resource
allocation to deployed officers
when and where needed; availability
of information for management analysis
and shared problem-solving information
for community partners; and support
aides in the reduction of crime
and promotion of safer communities;
proactive resource allocation;
decreased redundancy in administrative
functions; and officer accountability.
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