Crime

1. Crime Mapping Research Center - at the National Institute of Justice presents the who, what and why of crime mapping

2. ESRI Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Page - ESRI's introduction

3. Spatial News Crime Mapping Resources - mostly local and State police departments, pointers to crime related organizations and other agencies providing 

4. Useful Links Related to Crime Mapping - Doug Williamson, 
   Prepared for The Conference: "Exploring the Future of Crime Mapping: A National Symposium on the Use of GIS in Criminal Justice Research and Practice"

5. South African Crime Research Guide - resources from South Africa and beyond

6. GIS Devotees Map Out Their Turf - John Makulowich, Washington Technology, March 6, 2000

7. CrimeView - GIS application from the Omega Group

8. Geographic Profiling System Helps Catch Criminals - Kim Rossmo, GeoWorld, Mar 1999

9. Understanding Mapping & GIS for Police Departments - a free web seminar from MapInfo

10. Winston-Salem Arrests Juvenile Crime with GIS - American City and County, Nov 2000

Recommended

• Arlington Plots A New Strategy To Fight Crime - Patricia Davis, Washington Post, May 3, 2001, just like "The District" this city is taking a bite out of crime
• Crime in Realtime - Bill McGarigle, Government Technology, May 2001
• Coordinates of a Killer - Mark Leipnik, John Bottelli, Ian Von Essen, Ariane Schmidt, Laurie Anderson, and Tony Cooper, Geospatial Solutions, Nov 2001

• Crime Mapping Goes to College - George Mason University teaches crime mapping, Brian Robinson, Government E-business, June 24, 2002