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Date Published:: 2016-06-22
Description:: The Department of Investigation's (DOI) Office of the Inspector General for the New York City Police Department (OIG-NYPD) independently examined what, if any, data-driven evidence links quality-of-life criminal summonses (C-summonses) and misdemeanor arrests to a reduction in felony crime. The OIG-NYPD Report focused on data from the past six years and found no evidence demonstrating a clear, direct link between an increase in summons activity and a related drop in felony crime. In fact, the study showed quality-of-life summons activity between 2010 and 2015 dramatically declined with no increase in felony crime. Furthermore, with few exceptions, deeper analysis of specific summons categories and specific patrol boroughs revealed no correlation over time to any increase or decrease in felony crime.
Agency:: Inspector General NYPD, Office of the (OIG-NYPD)
Subject(s):: Government Policy
Report Type:: Report

Date Published:: 2016-04-01
Description:: The Second Annual Report of the Department of Investigation's (DOI) Office of the Inspector General for the New York (OIG-NYPD) provides an overview of OIG-NYPD's mission, achievements, substantive reviews, and policy recommendations made to the New York City Police Department (NYPD) in Calendar Year 2015. Over the course of the year, OIG-NYPD issued four major policy studies which highlighted important issues facing policing in New York City and offered recommendations for reform. Nearly 75% of those recommendations have been implemented or accepted in principle by NYPD as of April 1, 2016. OIG-NYPD's Second Annual Report outlines OIG-NYPD's recommendations and analyzes how NYPD has responded to each of OIG-NYPD's proposed reforms.
Agency:: Inspector General NYPD, Office of the (OIG-NYPD)
Subject(s):: Government Policy
Report Type:: Report

Date Published:: 2015-07-30
Description:: As NYPD ventures into the new, evolving, and high-profile wolrd of Body Worn Cameras, it will need to ensure that polices and proceedures governing the cameras use are fair, practical, legal and transparent. OIG-NYPD has conducted a detailed review of the volunteer pilot program in order to assess how certain key topics are addressed and to identify areas not adequately covered by the policy.
Agency:: Inspector General NYPD, Office of the (OIG-NYPD)
Subject(s):: Government Policy
Report Type:: Report

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