Putting a Value on Crime Analysts: Considerations for Law Enforcement Executives

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Putting a Value on Crime Analysts: Considerations for Law Enforcement Executives

Author:: Matthies, Carl; Chiu, Tina
Year:: 2014

"Crime analysis has become a common feature of U.S. law enforcement agencies. According to a 2008 Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) survey, 89 percent of responding agencies reported having staff whose primary or secondary duty was crime analysis, and the number of analysts has likely increased since then."

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