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Author Archives: Eric Piza
Detroit Free Press: Detroit’s Greektown district unveils surveillance to boost security
Eleven businesses along Monroe Street have joined Project Green Light, a program that sends real-time surveillance footage to the Detroit Police Department. The coordinated move, which was made official Tuesday, makes the Greektown district the city’s first “Green Light Corridor.” “Police can watch in real time, business owners can watch it on their own iPadsContinue reading “Detroit Free Press: Detroit’s Greektown district unveils surveillance to boost security”
Risk-Based Policing: Evidence-Based Crime Prevention with Big Data and Spatial Analytics
by Kennedy, L., Caplan, J., and Piza, E. (2018) Oakland, CA: University of California Press Published Book PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Book description to be added soon.
Newark Public Safety Department Body-Worn Camera Enhancement Project
2018-2020Co-Principal Investigator: Bureau of Justice Assistance, Body-Worn Camera Policy and Implementation Program [2017-BC-BX-0045]($496,920) PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Project description to be added soon.
New York Times: New Yorkers Don’t Scare Easily
New Yorkers Don’t Scare Easily…
The Effect of CCTV on Crime and Perceptions of Safety: An Updated Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis
2017-2018 Co-Principal Investigator: The Swedish National Council for CrimePrevention (Brå) (£11,250) PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Project description to be added soon.
Democrat & Chronicle (Part of the USA Today Network): Is shot spotter reliable enough? Critics question human equation behind technology
For Rochester police, the gunfire detection system known as ShotSpotter has been a valuable tool, alerting them to possible shootings and speeding up the police response time. But, more than that, the system — which tries to locate gunfire through audio sensors placed in high-crime areas in the city — has also become part ofContinue reading “Democrat & Chronicle (Part of the USA Today Network): Is shot spotter reliable enough? Critics question human equation behind technology”
The Newsmakers, TRT World Media (Turkey): Can the Los Angeles Police Department be Trusted with Drones?
Can the Los Angeles Police Department be Trusted with Drones?
The Buffalo News: Will offering more reward money help Buffalo solve more homicides?
Will offering more reward money help Buffalo solve more homicides?
Time Magazine: Shots Fired
The alert blares from the computer like a ray gun from an old cartoon: WAH-wahwahwahwah. Jonathan, a ShotSpotter analyst, focuses on one of the six monitors in front of him and zooms in on a street-level map of Milwaukee. Next to the map are what look like Christmas trees on their sides–a cluster of greenContinue reading “Time Magazine: Shots Fired”