[Mintwood-place] Need Approximate Time of Crime in Statistics

[Eddie Becker]

Dear Sarah, The keeper of MPD Statistics.  Thanks so much of all your help.

Could you find out if there is a good reason for not posting the approximate time of crimes?  There are at least a hundred more neighbors then police on the streets  - going and coming from work, shopping, walking dogs, parking their cars, looking out their windows.   
So knowing the approximate time of day would be very helpful as part of recognizing patterns of repeat criminals who follow a regular schedule.  
So could you find out who we would have to persuade to get time of crime posted as part of the statistics.  Thanks again.  Eddie

"Hoyos, Sarah (MPD)" <Sarah.hoyos at dc.gov> wrote:        v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);}          st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }           Not a problem.
   
  At the moment we are only cleared to post the shift during which the crime occurred.  I believe that is included in the website data as well.
   
  This Division is the keeper of all MPD statistics.  In the event you have any future requests please feel free to contact us.
   
  I would greatly appreciate being added to your e-mail list.  
   
  Thank you for your consideration,
  Sarah
   
    Sarah E. Hoyos, M.A.
  Senior Law Enforcement Analyst
  Research & Analysis Division
  Office of Research & Analytical Services
  Professional Development Bureau
  Metropolitan Police Department
  300 Indiana Avenue, NW, Room 5126
  Washington, DC 20001
  202.727.2065 (Direct)
  202.727.4174 (Office)
  202.727.0711 (Fax)
  sarah.hoyos at dc.gov
  www.mpdc.dc.gov/research
  http://crimemap.dc.gov
  
      
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  From: Eddie Becker [mailto:eddie_becker at yahoo.com] 
 Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 3:09 PM
 To: Hoyos, Sarah (MPD)
 Subject: Re: Crime
  
   
  Sarah,  Thanks very much.  I ran the data for my neighborhood and posted the results to our e-mail list.  Mintwood.  
 
 It would be more useful if there was also the approximate time of the crime - which would make folks more aware of patterns either to avoid or to keep watch.  
 
 Are you the keeper of all MPD statistics?  
 
 If you don't mind, I will add you to the relatively low volume list so you might be able to follow any discussion related to the statistics. You can unsubscribe at any time.  Just follow the instruction at the bottom of any of the e-mails you might get.   Thanks   Eddie
 
 "Hoyos, Sarah (MPD)" <Sarah.hoyos at dc.gov> wrote:
    Mr. Becker,
  
     
  
    I just wanted to let you know that our crime mapping website is back online.
  
     
  
    http://crimemap.dc.gov
  
     
  
    Here you can search for crime by PSA and download details of each incident.
  
     
  
    Please feel free to contact me if you require any assistance.
  
     
  
    Thank you,
  
    Sarah
  
     
  
    Sarah E. Hoyos, M.A.
  
    Senior Law Enforcement Analyst
  
    Research & Analysis Division
  
    Office of Professional Development
  
    Professional Development Bureau
  
    Metropolitan Police Department
  
    300 Indiana Avenue, NW, Room 5126
  
    Washington, DC  20001
  
      202.727.2065 (Direct)
  
    202.727.4174 (Office)
  
    202.727.0711 (Fax)
  
    sarah.hoyos at dc.gov
  
    www.mpdc.dc.gov/research
  
    http://crimemap.dc.gov
  
     
  
   
  
  
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