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1 The Research Partner Model
2 The Role of the Research Partner?
3 Violence Reduc,on Strategic Problem Solving Models
4 What can RP add to the mix? Problem analysis Identification of evidence-based strategies Ongoing monitoring, feedback, evaluation
5 The Systematic Incident Review An example of problem analysis
6 The Systematic Incident Review Used by Boston, SACSI, PSN (many), and DMI sites to understand the violence problem Borrows from public health mortality reviews May focus exclusively on homicides May focus on homicides and non-fatal shootings May focus on other problems (e.g., gangs, street robberies) Taps into rich street intelligence
7 Crime Incident Reviews Multi-agency team brought together to review individual incidents Gather street level knowledge to combine with formal records Who is involved? What do we know about where it occurred? What was the motive? Are there group connections?
8 Incident Review: Unpacking the Problem 3 things to unpack 1. The Facts (Who? What? When? Where?) 2. The Context (Surrounding circumstances) 3. The Explanation (Why?)
9 Unpacking the Problem Analysis allows for the focus of limited resources on those people, places, and contexts generating violent crime Offender Victim Location Crime Triangle
10 Rochester, NY Incident Review 16 th and 17 th Homicides Presented by Investigators Dominick and Galetta From Rochester Police Department Incident Reviews (2000) Courtesy of Dr. John Klofas, Rochester Institute of Technology With permission from the Rochester Police Department
11 Friday April 28, :01 P.M. 113 Columbia Avenue
12 HARLOW LEE DAY City of Rochester City of Rochester BARTLETT 113 Columbia Avenue 113 Columbia Ave. (Genesee Section) REYNOLDS SEWARD COLUMBIA HAWLEY Residents of location called 911 SEWARD PLYMOU
13 VICTIM Eric J. 62 Magnolia Ave. M-B-18 Prior auto theft related arrests Drug involvement prior CPSP arrest Selling drugs at location killed Died from multiple gunshot wounds
14 VICTIM Will B. 400 Seward St. M-B-18 No prior arrests Selling drugs at location killed Died from multiple gunshot wounds
15 VICTIMS!!!!!! Will B. 400 Seward St. M-B-18 No prior arrests Selling drugs at location killed Died from multiple gunshot wounds!!!!! Eric J. 62 Magnolia Ave. M-B-18 Prior auto theft related arrests Drug involvement- prior CPSP arrest Selling drugs at location killed Died from multiple gunshot wounds!!
16 SUSPECT Benjamin S. M-B-18 Arrests: Criminal sale of controlled substance Criminal possession of controlled substance Assault Grand larceny Robbery Unlawful imprisonment Drug involvement- FIF s for drugs MOTIVE- Robbery
17 SUSPECT Rommel Swift L. M-B-18 Arrests: Assault Grant larceny PL Criminal possession of controlled substance Criminal possession of a weapon Suspected of several shootings Responsible for shooting Tim W. (a possible suspect in Whitney St. homicides) MOTIVE- Robbery
18 Homicide Review Questions Do you know anything about this case? What do you know about the victim? What do you know about any associates of the victim? Was the victim part of a group of active offenders? What do you know about the suspect(s)/offender(s)? What do you know about any associates of the suspect(s)/offender(s)? Is/was the suspect(s)/offender(s) part of a group of active offenders? What do you know about the relationship between the victim and suspect(s)/ offender(s)? What do you know about the location of the event? What do you know about the motive of the case? Was the incident drug related? How? What do you think was behind the event? (final summary)?
19 Information to Intelligence Incident reviews led to an understanding of two main categories of homicides and gun assaults (Rochester): Drug house robberies Disputes, often among individuals with prior experience in the CJ system
20 Life History of a Drug House Crack House: Busted, Closed or Robbed Hot Crack House Activity Weed House Weight House Time
21 Where drug robbery/murders occur All Drug Houses Drug Houses Known To Police Hot Houses Robbed Houses Rob/Murder Houses
22 Drug House Robberies Suggests need identify hot houses as well as groups involved in drug house robberies Houses = knock and talks, park police cruiser out front, undercover work Groups = pulling levers, notification, gun carrying directed patrols
23 Disputes Many occur over a long period of time (two weeks to a month) Known throughout neighborhood Most risky disputes are those involving felons in possession firearm = Need gather street level intelligence on active disputes in hot zones and craft interventions (e.g., CeaseFire Chicago; knock and talks; gun carrying directed patrols)
24 Case Processing Review Variation on Incident Review Joint Case Review PSN = Gun Case Reviews involving AUSA, Local Prosecutor, law enforcement)
25 Case Processing Review What happens post-arrest? Are gun (or gang, or DMI) cases prosecuted federally? In state court? What type of sentences? = Shared understanding, system fixes, accountability What intelligence can we gather by looking at these cases?
26 Summary Incident Reviews Another tool for understanding specific violence problems Further Information: Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission training program (COPS-Sponsored) TrainingTechnica PSN Case Study on Incident Reviews
27 Intelligence-Led Enforcement Incident Review combined with other sources of intelligence then drives strategies
28 Summary Research Partner Data-Driven Problem Analysis Gather data on the selected crime problem, including its sources, victims, offenders, and settings Analyze the data to identify specific aspects and components of the problem
29 Summary Research Partner Focused Interventions and Linking to Evidence-Based Practice: Developing focused interventions aimed at reducing the specific sources and components of the crime problem Implementing these focused intervention strategies utilizing the resources and expertise of the working group partners Basing interventions on best practices and promising strategies
30 Summary Research Partner Monitoring, Feedback, and Evaluation Monitor the implementation of the interventions Provide constant assessment and feedback on the conduct and effects of the interventions Modify and refine the interventions based on feedback assessments Evaluate the impacts of the interventions on the service delivery system and on the targeted crime problem
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