Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts
Massachusetts
Joined July 2010
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Congratulations to Deb Piehl! Deb served as MACA President and Past President for many years & continues to help with our events.
@NewBedfordPD @crimeanalysts
New Bedford Police Department promotes Belong, Piehl - SouthCoastToday.com - goo.gl/alerts/RMjWdg #GoogleAlerts
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A very good piece in the Toronto Sun about Peter Moskos’ new book — Back from the Brink, Inside the NYPD and New York City’s Extraordinary 1990s Crime Drop. torontosun.com/news/crime/ho…
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Interesting to think about what local PDs might be able to do with a $3,000 supercomputer analyzing all of their data and running it through AI tools.
theverge.com/2025/1/6/243375…
@MACrimeAnalysts @PoliceFutures @crimeanalysts
Case Study – Review of Carrier Robberies in Maine AND Case Study – Serial Fraudster Sentenced to 84 Months in Prison for Multiple Fraud Schemes – USPIS
AI and Terrorism: Implications for Law Enforcement Responses and Analysis – Daniel Levenson
Geolocation Data in Investigations – Michael Terrio NESPIN
ArcGIS Pro for Crime Analysis - Dr. Eric Piza, Professor, Northeastern University
Less than 1 week to go... get your registrations in ASAP!!
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New paper by @DrLauraHuey @DrLornaFerguson on how protesters have doxxed police officers in 🇨🇦, i.e. released officers’ personal information online to harass them. A danger police leaders should make themselves aware of.
Details: doi.org/10.1177/001112872412…
ALT Abstract The present study explores the phenomenon of doxxing and, in particular, the use of doxxing as a form of harassment against police officers. This work relies on an analysis of in-depth interviews with 65 (n = 65) police officers from across Canada, each of whom has had experiences of policing politically contested events. Drawing on our data, we outline specific examples of the doxxing of police officers, before exploring the political and other impacts on both police agencies and individual officers. We conclude with a discussion of the need for police and policymakers to begin considering the need for potential changes to policy and practice in order to protect workers from off-duty harassment.
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📢 ICYMI: We announced new dates for our Northeast School Safety Summit! Join us on Oct 24-25 in #MA to learn from nationally recognized speakers, explore best practices, discover programs, and gain actionable insights for the new school year and beyond! bit.ly/4dgwGye
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💡Resource Spotlight – The Averted School Violence Database houses hundreds of cases of violence averted, lives saved & lessons learned. Together, we can make our schools #safeandsound. Submit an averted incident anonymously & securely for review: bit.ly/2o1JUfa
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📣Next Stop: Massachusetts! Registration is open for our Northeast School Safety Summit hosted in partnership with @burlingtonpd. Join us August 5-6 to learn from nationally recognized speakers & gain actionable #schoolsafety insights. Register now! safeandsound.swoogo.com/nort…
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In this #ATWJE episode, Nancy Valenti shares how it took her almost 9 years to land the official “#crimeanalyst” title, but she has already been doing the job during her colorful career prior to it.
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@MACrimeAnalysts
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RT @crimeanalysts Analytical Skills Virtual Training Course, April 1-June 21 ow.ly/zaUG50QxHvp @AZCrimeAnalysts @TXLEAN1 @HawaiiOHS @vcanboard @MACrimeAnalysts @NJOHSP @NCACP2 @MjrCitiesChiefs @FBIAgentsAssoc @MAWLE1 @WIFLE @CalChiefs @THEIACP @NationalSheriff
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(2/2) Moving forward, keep an eye on my website for #OpenAccess versions of all articles published from this project: bit.ly/gdt-nij. 1 article's been published so far w/another 1 forthcoming over the next few weeks. There will be several others over the coming months
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(1/2) I’m very excited for my keynote address tomorrow at the @MACrimeAnalysts conference. I’ll be presenting findings of @OJPNIJ funded evaluation of GunShot Detection Technology in Kansas City, MO. I look forward to seeing everyone in attendance.
Two days left to sign up for this super awesome intelligence & crime analysis conference. Some pretty cool keynote speakers, interesting breakout sessions, networking events, & so much more are there!
You should check it out:
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#Training #intelligence
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Happy to be down in Plymouth presenting at the annual @MACrimeAnalysts intelligence and crime analysis conference. I will be covering recent NIBRS changes and common issues.