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Intelligence Analyst Consultant - Upstate New York (Job) |
NYS Criminal Justice is recruiting for a full-time job in a task force environment in northern New York near Canada.
Quals: A master's in the field of criminology, criminal justice research, or related, OR
A bachelor's in above plus 3 years experience in the field of criminology or criminal justice.
Significant prior investigative law enforcement experience may be substituted for education requirement.
Skills: High level of proficiency with Microsoft Office including Access
Experience with Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Ability to function independently and with self initiative
Descrip: Independently performs a variety of research and analytical tasks.
Receive and respond to Department members and outside entities; review problems and recommend corrective action; prepare summary reports
Works on assignments that are moderately complex where there is latitude for independent action.
Subject to criminal background investigation.
Cover letter, resume, work sample requested. Please contact Les Hoffman (Les.Hoffman@dcjs.ny.gov) for additional information. |
Posted by Les Hoffman 2 days ago |
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Compstat Analyst/Daytona Beach Police Department/Daytona Beach FL (Job) |
| The purpose of this classification, under general supervision, is the collection and analysis of criminal activity, supporting the COMPSTAT (Computer Statistics) program in the Police Department, including regularly scheduled COMPSTAT performance meetings with geomapping presentations. Employees in this classification perform administrative work. Position is responsible for assessing information, correlating with existing criminal activity to assist department personnel with the development of suspects and patterns, in a timely manner. Performs related work as required. |
Posted by Tancye Young 3 days ago |
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New crime analyst determines (News) |
Crimes of a feather flock together, but determining those patterns can be complex.
That's where Fargo Police Department crime analyst Levi Giraud comes in. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 5/13/2013 1:59:11 PM |
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Crime Research Analyst - Wheat Ridge (CO) Police Department (Job) |
The City of Wheat Ridge Police Department is an award winning, progressive organization consisting of 72 authorized sworn police officers, 32 non-sworn employees, and three grant-funded sworn positions, for a total of 106 employees. The Department continues to explore new opportunities to stay on the cutting edge of law enforcement and enhance its services within the community through its community policing efforts. As a nationally accredited police agency through CALEA, the Department uses a data driven approach in predicting and analyzing community needs and researching cutting edge solutions to crime and traffic issues.
The Crime Analyst position will report directly to the Division Chief over the Investigations Bureau and will utilize ARC/GIS and Bair Analytics programs and is responsible for the proper statistical and investigative analysis of crime and the preparation of related reports to provide information in support of the Police Department. On-line applications only. |
Posted by Barbara Davis 2 weeks ago |
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In Watch Center, an urgent search for man in danger (News) |
On a recent Friday night in the Baltimore Police Department's high-tech Watch Center, an urgent but vague tip came in — a murder witness was in danger.
The tipster had overheard a conversation but knew only the nickname of the witness and had a hunch about the name of the street where the killing had taken place.
Could police figure out the witness's identity and get to him before those who wanted to harm him? |
Posted by Website Administrator 2 weeks ago |
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Amazing Women of the Suncoast: Karen Jarrett (News) |
| Karen went from a high school drop-out, to a roughneck driving a truck loaded with explosives, to a single mother of 3, to manager of the Crime Analysis Unit for the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 5/1/2013 12:44:27 PM |
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Crime Analyst - Deer Park, TX (Job) |
$17.68 per hour to start
General Purpose
The Crime Analyst is responsible for providing various divisions within the Department with information and statistics relative to crime occurring within the City of Deer Park
Supervision Received
Works under the supervision of the Community Services Division Lieutenant
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Posted by Lt. John Yettevich on 4/30/2013 2:38:43 PM |
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Criminal Intelligence Analyst - Cheyenne, Wyoming (Job) |
CLOSING DATE: Open Until Filled FULL HIRING RANGE: $3,129.00 per month
DEPARTMENT: Attorney General, Division of Criminal Investigation, Operations
LOCATION: Cheyenne
CLASS CODE: ATAW99
FLSA: Non-exempt
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Provide a variety of investigative support to Special Agents of the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), assistance to outside law enforcement agencies, as well as to the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (RMHIDTA) Intelligence Service Center, in the collecting, analyzing, correlating, reporting, and storing criminal intelligence information, pursuant to 28 CFR, Part 23, and state statutes.
*Please view the Class Specifications (Class Code ATAW99) and the State required Minimum Qualifications for this vacancy at: http://statejobs.state.wy.us/lookup.aspx
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Posted by Website Administrator on 4/25/2013 5:31:30 PM |
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Chief praises Women in Blue recipients at luncheon (News) |
| Goodman, an SDPD crime analyst since 1991, has worked with homicide, sex crime and robbery units, helping solve the 2002 kidnapping and murder case of 7-year-old Danielle van Dam, with the conviction of David Westerfield. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 4/19/2013 5:46:18 PM |
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Crime Analyst/Vineland Police Department/Vineland, New Jersey (Job) |
The Vineland Police Department is seeking a Crime Analyst to track and communicate crime trends, develop resource allocation recommendations, and develop strategies and tactics that improve the department’s overall effectiveness.
The position will work closely with Services Division personnel, and other staff on a daily basis, to identify crime patterns and trends; analyze long term crime patterns and trends using probability studies and complex statistical analysis.
For additional information, contact Sgt. Christopher Fulcher at 856-691-4111 x4106, cfulcher@vinelandcity.org |
Posted by Website Administrator on 4/12/2013 10:15:52 AM |
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Technical Marketing Analyst / ESRI / Redlands, CA (Job) |
Overview:
Are you a GIS professional who also has industry or programming experience? Join our growing Technical Marketing group to help build and deliver software demonstrations that communicate how GIS solves business problems. This is an exciting opportunity to be involved in pre- and post-sales support presenting Esrib |
Posted by Website Administrator on 3/27/2013 11:04:41 AM |
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Analyst II / Wal-Mart Stores, Inc./ Bentonville, Arkansas (Job) |
Walmart Global Investigations is soliciting interest from qualified candidates for the position of Analyst II. This position will support the eCommerce investigations team by providing analytical services directed toward the identification and disruption of organized retail crime syndicates that are perpetuating fraud against Walmart and its customers through internet transactions via Walmart.com.
The position will conduct relevant analytics and help drive investigations by data mining numerous sources of intelligence to include the case management system, store transaction logs, financial record logs, eCommerce transaction logs, inventory and shipment logs, vendor intelligence, etc. The position will also support field-based Walmart investigators, asset protection personnel, Walmart.com personnel, and all levels of law enforcement. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 3/26/2013 11:19:45 AM |
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Cellular Analysis Mapping Program (Software) |
The Cellular Analysis Mapping Program (CAMP) is designed for law enforcement investigators and crime analysts, automating the mapping of call detail records from cell phone companies such as AT&T, Cricket, MetroPCS, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon. CAMP uses a push-button interface to rapidly take cell site information and visualize that data in Google Earth and Microsoft MapPoint.
By employing automatic recognition algorithms to determine the service provider of cell phone records, CAMP cuts through the confusion of having to know the ins and outs of various data formats. CAMP determines the cell phone company, makes the appropriate interpretation of the records, and maps that data.
CAMP provides the ability to process hundreds of cell phone call detail records in seconds, allowing investigators and analysts more time to work on their investigation rather than data manipulation (http://www.cellularmapping.com/howto.html).
Follow us on Twitter @CellularMapping |
Posted by Cellular Mapping on 3/22/2013 9:18:45 PM |
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International Security Intelligence Analyst (Job) |
This analyst will be responsible for acquiring, analyzing and reporting intelligence to the International Security & Crisis Manager and senior directors.
Key Responsibilities:
Information/Intelligence Analysis (40%)
Maintains Databases and Software (25%)
Packages Intelligence for Senior Management (20%)
Proactively work with RAC leadership (15%)
Required:
•Bachelor's Degree
•Strong analytical, problem solving and conceptual skills.
•Proven ability to analyze and interpret complex data and make recommendations for future action.
•Must be able to communicate effectively and constructively in both written and verbal communications.
•Familiarity with or has experience analyzing major political issues within various global regions.
•Familiarity with security issues, transportation systems & other operational risk concerns to international businesses.
•Experience with providing timely and relevant security information to traveling employees, executives and expatriates |
Posted by Paul Pedison on 3/11/2013 12:35:26 PM |
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Bratton says Oakland crime fight is a 'winnable situation' (News) |
| Famed police chief-turned-consultant William Bratton oozed confidence Wednesday during his first public appearance in Oakland, where he is being counted on to help the city's undermanned police force beat back a surge in violent crime. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 3/7/2013 5:07:12 PM |
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Crime Analysis Leads Police to Carlsbad Village Bike Thief (News) |
Not long ago the City of Carlsbad Police Department noticed an increase in bicycle thefts in downtown Carlsbad Village.
The thefts may have appeared random, but to City of Carlsbad Police Department Crime Analyst Cindy Tran they appeared planned. The time of day they happened, the type of bicycle stolen — high-end beach cruisers — the places, even the days of the week all held hidden data that told Tran something about the crime and the thief. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 3/5/2013 12:39:50 PM |
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Carlsbad Police Chief Honors Officers, Civilians and Heroes (News) |
| Crime Analyst Cindy Tran was awarded the Medal of Merit for her role in developing procedures using statistical information and crime mapping to enable officers to predict where future crimes may occur and identify crime trends throughout San Diego County. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 2/25/2013 11:33:10 AM |
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Analyst officer takes a byte out of crime (News) |
Jaeger is the Police Department's crime analyst. His tool of the trade is primarily a computer.
His position "is part of our overall strategy to provide research- and evidence-based policing on the street," Eau Claire Police Chief Jerry Matysik said.
Jaeger provides objective data the department's officers can rely upon to make decisions. He puts the city's crime data into easily understandable maps and charts, "which helps us understand what's driving crime and where it's located," Matysik said.
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Posted by Website Administrator on 2/19/2013 4:37:59 PM |
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New Bend PD crimes analyst tracking trends (News) |
BEND, Ore. -
Bend police wanted a way to track crime, and possibly even stop it before it occurs. So they recently created a new position and hired a crimes analyst to research and track trends -- and it's already paying off.
Armed with technology, an ability to see patterns and experience with crime in Los Angeles , Nancy Watson is now part of Bend's police force. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 2/14/2013 1:12:21 PM |
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Crime analyst helps solicitor's team target 'worst of the worst' (News) |
The career criminals Dylan Hightower has helped put behind bars watch him every day.
They peer at him from mug shots posted on a bulletin board in the 14th Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office. They've received sentences ranging from 25 years to life.
Hightower, a crime analyst trained by the S.C. Law Enforcement Division, joined the Solicitor's Office about six months ago to help its Career Criminal Prosecution Team go after "the worst of the worst," said solicitor Duffie Stone.
Hightower is charged with proving which detainees are the repeat offenders -- the career criminals -- who commit most of the violent crimes. |
Posted by Trina Cook on 2/11/2013 1:27:03 PM |
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Crime data analysts help sheriff's office solve more cases (News) |
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. —
Computers have changed crime fighting, and Channel 9 has learned the Orange County Sheriff's Office will upgrade a department that few people even know exists: a team of analysts who use data to solve crimes. |
Posted by Website Administrator on 2/6/2013 6:38:06 PM |
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Analyst identifies bank robber (Success Stories) |
| Tlucko emerged as a suspect, thanks in large part to the efforts of Laura Manning, a crime analyst with Saanich police. Manning came up with Tlucko’s name by plugging details and descriptions from the case into the police computer system and poring through mugshots. |
Posted by Trina Cook on 1/22/2013 6:18:08 PM |
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Making Cell Site Analysis Accessible (News) |
The Cellular Analysis Mapping Program (CAMP) is changing the way cell site analysis and mapping is performed. Designed for crime analysts and law enforcement investigators, CAMP automates the mapping of call detail records from cell phone companies such as AT&T, Cricket, MetroPCS, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon. CAMP uses a simple push-button interface to rapidly take cell site information and visualize that data in Google Earth and Microsoft MapPoint.
By employing automatic recognition algorithms to determine the service provider of cellular records, CAMP cuts through the confusion of having to know the ins and outs of various data formats. CAMP determines the cell phone company, makes the appropriate interpretation of the records, and maps that data.
CAMP has been used to forensically analyze thousands of cellphone records, for hundreds of cases, the results of which have been used in dozens of criminal trials. |
Posted by Victor on 1/17/2013 6:20:41 AM |
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Crimes prevented with data analysis (News) |
Police forces on P.E.I. are using new tools and techniques to analyze crime data, and having success not only in catching criminals but preventing crime.
Glen McGrath, a former RCMP officer who is now a civilian working for the force as a crime analyst, said crunching numbers isn't as dull as it might sound.
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Posted by Website Administrator on 12/28/2012 12:43:10 PM |
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Analyst helps bust crime ring in Canada (Success Stories) |
A crime analyst led to the arrest of a property crime ring that sold their ill-gotten goods to local pawn shops.
Working with the analyst, the RCMP's Community Response Unit studied the offenders and their method of operation when committing crimes.
The arrest resuled in over $10,000 worth of stolen property beings recovered from the shops and returned to the rightful owners. |
Posted by Trina Cook on 12/19/2012 11:04:51 AM |
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