Center for Intelligence and Crime Analysis (CICA)

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?? Job Alert! The City of Conroe, Texas is hiring a Crime Analyst. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gww77Zcq

?? Ever wondered what it's like to be a #crimeanalyst? Join us for "Behind the Screens of a Crime Analyst: A Panel Discussion" featuring local analysts from Spartanburg PD, Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office, and Greer PD! Get an inside look at their roles, responsibilities, and career paths. April 17 | 1:30-3pm | University Center Greenville This event is designed for students, but faculty, staff, and community members are also welcome to join! ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/eQSWsrbW University of South Carolina Upstate USC Upstate Greenville Carolinas Crime Analysis Association Leticia Pena Kathryn Davis Nicole Combs Caitlyn Horn Zan Raymond

Job Alert- Senior Intelligence Analyst, Houston https://lnkd.in/eCdkm-as

We are excited to announce a new way to connect with our members: Meet the Training Chair...the Inside Scoop March 25th, 11a-12p Central Time Register Here: https://lnkd.in/e8KFAkDa Join IACA Training Director Kyle Stoker and Treasurer Kristen Lottman for an open discussion on all things IACA training! Whether you've taken a class before, are brand new to the IACA, or have no idea where to get started, we're happy to talk training! Bring your questions, suggestions, or ideas to this virtual roundtable on March 25th from 11-12 Central. We'll be happy to discuss how the online classes work, how we vet trainers and new topics, where you should start as a new analyst, or any other question you might have. Come for a few minutes or stay for the entire hour, this chat session is free and open to anyone who wants to participate. Register now!

March is National Criminal Justice Month, a time established by the U.S. Congress in 2009 to raise awareness about the causes and consequences of crime and highlight the strategies used to prevent and respond to criminal activity. This month encourages us to reflect on the complexities of the criminal justice system and to explore the vital roles that law enforcement, public safety professionals, and crime analysts play in creating safer communities. At Center for Intelligence and Crime Analysis (CICA) we are committed to advancing crime analysis techniques that provide actionable insights to law enforcement agencies. Through data-driven strategies, we help identify trends, anticipate criminal behavior, and provide solutions to complex crime problems. Our work in crime analysis supports proactive efforts in crime prevention, criminal investigations, and public safety initiatives.

LEMIT and our consortium partner, Texas Woman's University commenced the next iteration of Module II of the Leadership Command College in Denton, Texas. Class 131 is comprised of 23 agencies, bringing a wealth of knowledge with a combined 424 years of experience in law enforcement. Collaboratively, we are fostering the development of the next generation of leaders within the Law Enforcement profession.

As the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) annual meeting gets underway in Denver, CO this week, we want to take a moment to congratulate to Dr. Bitna Kim on her term as ACJS president! One of the first events at the annual meeting was a presidential panel featuring SHSU CJ's academic partnerships with the institutes and centers housed in our center. #shsucj

Crime analysis is not just about understanding past events—it's a crucial strategy for preventing future violence. A prime example of this is the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV), which used advanced crime analysis techniques to combat gang-related violence in the city. By integrating crime mapping and social network analysis, CIRV’s team pinpointed high-risk locations and key individuals driving the violent crime surge. This intelligence-driven approach enabled law enforcement to target violent offenders while collaborating with community organizations for necessary interventions. The outcome? A significant decrease in gang-related shootings and homicides within the city. The success of CIRV highlights the impact of crime and intelligence analysis in shaping effective crime reduction strategies. By leveraging data to understand criminal network dynamics, law enforcement can implement focused interventions that dismantle these networks and prevent future harm. ?? Read the full CIRV Evaluation Report to learn more about the analysis and outcomes of this successful initiative: https://lnkd.in/gypUUbfs

?? SHSU is Driving Forensic Science Education Forward! The Texas Forensic Analyst Apprenticeship Pilot Program has selected Sam Houston State University’s Institute for Forensic Research, Training, and Innovation to lead a drug chemistry and toxicology training program. This initiative will help train the next generation of forensic analysts and expand workforce capacity across Texas. ?? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g9PBreHs #SHSU #ForensicScience #Research #STEM #HigherEd #CriminalJustice