Island life: Developing digital crime data analysts to improve policing in the Caribbean

16th February 2022Christine Townsend, Policing Insight

With a number of Caribbean countries still relying on handwritten crime records, a new US/UN initiative has helped these paradise islands to develop their digital capability and crime data analyst role; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to Arizona State University Professor Charles Katz – one of the leaders of the programme – to find out more.

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Island life: Developing digital crime data analysts to improve policing in the Caribbean

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