Utilize GIS for :

• Plotting and visualizing the locations of unlawful activities;
• Detecting crime patterns; and
• Formulate strategies for identifying suspects, deploying officers, and making arrests.
• Determine time and location of crime incidents such as assault, burglary, and car theft;
• The time and location of disorderly incidents such as loitering, noise violations,
• Incident-related information on offenders, victims, physical targets, such as property and buildings, and the demographic and socioeconomic makeup of an area.
• Analyse and formulate resource allocation
• Develop initiatives aimed at deterring crime
• Develop "Hot -Spot" maps for categories of crime and display and analysing the information. -- observe crime levels within administrative areas, based on police beats or census zones, and estimate crime densities within a predefined search radius.