Street Level Crime
Police.uk now not only gives residents access to the latest
crime data in their neighbourhood. The site also shows ‘justice
outcomes’ for crimes previously committed.
Justice outcomes are the ways in which crimes have been finally
resolved.
This could include, for example, a caution being issued by the
police, a decision that a case cannot be taken any further or an
offender being sentenced at court.
A glossary of
justice outcome terms is available, offering explanatory notes of
each category.
The service is managed solely by the Home Office, using
information provided by partners in the criminal justice
system.
>> Police.uk
The explanatory notes cover the following
areas:
- Home Office and Suffolk Constabulary areas of
responsibility
- How the data is compiled and timescales
- How the points on the map are decided upon
- Explanation of the crime and incident categories and what they
include
- What to do if you are not satisfied with how data is
presented
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information about Crime Comparator
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