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LPAD

LPAD



Los Angeles Police Department

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Baltimore ± 81 sq. miles, 3,350 cops

Boston ± 48 sq. miles, 2,164 copsCleveland ± 77 sq. miles, 1,822 cops

Manhattan ± 26 sq. miles, 6,175 cops

Minneapolis ± 55 sq. miles, 902 cops

Pittsburgh ± 56 sq. miles, 1,036 cops

San Francisco ± 47 sq. miles, 2,227 cops

St. Louis ± 62 sq. miles, 1,489 copsTotal ± 452 sq. miles, 19,165 cops

Los Angeles ± 469 sq. miles, 9,305 cops

The Resource ProblemThe Los Angeles example:

City Size



(leverage technology)



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PROTECT

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± Regional CT threat data

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± risk /threat /vulnerability todisaster /

Impact

Likelihood

Environmental

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PROTECT



PROTECT1.

(Crime Patterns), (Trends),(Clusters),( Hot Spots)

-(spatial)

(Summary), (Detail),

(KPI)

(Auditing)2. Advanced crime

fighting software (ACES)

(Pattern detection)

(Expert software)

(Follow-up)

3. TIPS

(Multiple agency analysis)

Threat Manager /Asset Management

(Alerts and follow-up)



(Chief ),(CommandStaff ), (Patrol)

Dashboards

µCOMPSTAT¶ KPI¶s

-Spatial Analysis

(Drill to Detail)

(Crime Patterns),(

Trends),( Hot Spots)



Audit points to ensure integrity :

± (Crime Reports)

± 911 Calls & Contact Cards

± (Traffic Citations &

Collisions)

± Warrants, Probation, Parolee



ACESExpert software

± Discovers patterns -

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± Changes COMPSTATatmosphere fromµaccountability¶ session to

strategic and cooperativeplanning

± Manages the ³9 /11´ effect

What did you know andwhat actions did youtake?

Did you follow-up?



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± Sheer size: 18,000+ state and local

agencies; >700,000 sworn officers (95% of

US capability)

± Infrastructure ± 85% protected by private

security ± Community Knowledge

± Trust of local residents, business owners

± Front lines of protection; face of public

service to citizen

± Sixth sense

(Must havethe ability to share and analyze

information)



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-Spatial

Analysis Summary Views

&Drill to Detail

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Alerts &

Follow Through



Integrated Data Includes:

± TIPS

± Contact Cards, Crime

Reports

± Citations & Collisions

± Crime Reports

± Homeland Security

Threat Advisories &

Info Bulletins

Eliminates single point of

failure by using regional

analysis



Threat received

Drives collection plan and

target hardening; engagethe public, CI¶s, private

security, law enforcement

Analysis

Regional data, spatially

enabled, location andactivity based

Multiple levels of

analysis ± eliminate

single point of failure

Plan disrupted

Assets hardened;

ACES+ guides

investigation; arrests

made; attack

disrupted



Oracle¶s Approach to Homeland Security-The Seven Pillars of PROTECT

1. PROTECT helps to overcome the resource challenge. -not enough cops-too many critical assets to protect- lack of funds; grant dependent-ITdismal IT situation

2. PROTECT attacks the two most significant ³business´ problems: crime andterrorism

3. PROTECT uses a regional approach to both crime analysis and preventionof terrorism.

4. PROTECT is focused on the bullseye - 10% of the bad guys commit 50% of the crime

5. PROTECT engages /empowers local law enforcement in fight to preventterrorism.

6. PROTECT employs best practices in crime fighting (ACES)

7. PROTECT is based on the security and reliability of Oracle's industryleading technology.



Foundation to Enable LAPDManage

Performance Management(FASTRAC)Crime Statistics

Overtime/ PersonalService Calls

Risk ManagementComplaints

Shootings

AccidentsTraining

RunSolve Crime

Crime Analysis

All LAPD DataOutside data (CCHRS,Probation, CA-DOJ),Tax & Permits,

Deter Crime

Operations Planning

Strategies, TacticsPre-watch Individual Officer Patrol Status

Citizen RelationshipCitizen Involvement

Crime MapsMost Wanted

Sex Offenders

Public RelationsCrime Statistics

Accountability



LPAD

LPAD



IT

LAPD currently uses its system as an accountability system toreduce crime and fear of crime. The system has severalproblems:

(Data must be extracted fromdisparate databases)

(Analysis capability is limited)

(Answers to questions aredifficult to obtain in a near real-time manner)

(Integrated mapping capability is limited )

(Deployment to thedesktop of senior leaders and analysts is not available)

(Process is manual and labor intensive)



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#1-Crime Analysis Portal Package (CAP)

CAP²

GIS

PORTAL

WEB



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#2-Risk Management Package (RAMP)5

(citizen complaints)

(disciplinary actions

pursuits )

(collisions)

recordable or reportable

use of force



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#3-´Beat Analysis´ Package



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#4-External Data Package

C alifornia

Department of

Justice,

CALGANG ,

Los Angeles C riminal

C onsolidated

C riminal History

Reporting S ystem

( C H RS ) and federal

systems



Roadmap

COMPSTAT I Project

6 Months project ± next level

± Paperless LPAD

± Consolidation and integration

± COMPSTST II Project ³expert software´

Counter -Terrorism (CT) project

± Regional Intelligent Center



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8/3/2004

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