Scoping review on the spatial patterning of emergency demand as measured through calls for service.
Paper comparing different calculations of 'dispatched deployment time' using calls for service data from Amsterdam, Netherlands.
This study examines the spatio-temporal relationship between bars and violence in two major Dutch cities using emergency calls for service data.
Paper describing the scale and composition of emergency police demand in Detroit, US. Replicates existing research elsewhere in the US.
Paper estimating the scale of police demand originating from incidents involving people with mental ill-health.
Paper using simulated data to investigate bias in police recorded crime at multiple spatial scales.
Paper examining crime in England and Wales during the first six months of the pandemic.
Article for Policing Insight examining police-recorded crime in England and Wales between March and August.
Stats bulletin reporting end of month counts for crime and anti-social behaviour in Greater London before and after lockdown.
Over the past few weeks I have spent a bit of time exploring police recorded crime trends before and after the UK-wide lockdown.
There has been talk of lockdowns representing the largest criminological experiment in history.