Elements of Crime Patterns - Deborah Osborne

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Auteur(s) : Deborah Osborne

Editeur : Taylor & Francis Ltd

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/04/2026

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 354.0

ISBN : 1041217315

Résumé :

Part 1: Introduction 2. Modus Operandi Information 3. Anatomy of A Crime Pattern 4. Linking Crimes 5. Dependent Theories 6. Dependent Policing Approaches Part 2: Forensic Evidence 8. Physical Description 9. Offender Characteristics 10. Victim Vulnerabilities 11. Victim-Offender Relationship 12. Lifestyle & Employment 13. Vehicle Description 14. Deception 15. Approach & Escape 16. Entry, Search, & Exit 17. Tools & Equipment 18. Signature Behaviors 19. Weapons 20. Force & Physical Trauma 21. Knowledge & Skills 22. Group Affiliation 23. Travel 24. Communication 25. Location 26. Time & Conditions 27. Opportunity 28. Property 29. Commodity Flow & Markets 30. Concealment Methods Part 3: Murder 32. Sexual Assault 33. Assault 34. Robbery 35. Burglary 36. Larceny/Theft 37. Theft of and from Vehicles 38. Arson 39. Fraud 40. Identity Theft 41. Counterfeiting 42. Intellectual Property Crimes 43. Money Laundering 44. Illegal Gambling 45. Illegal Pornography 46. Prostitution 47. Quality of Life Crimes 48. Drugs & Alcohol Crimes 49. Cybercrime 50. Hate Crimes 51. Terrorism & Violent Extremism 52. Drug Trafficking 53. Firearm Trafficking 54. Human Trafficking & Smuggling 55. Wildlife, Forest, & Fisheries Crimes 56. Environmental Crimes 57. Cultural Property Crimes Part 4: The Future: Implications of Generative Artificial Intelligence 59. Next: Diagnosis, Typology, Taxonomy, and Ontology

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Biographie:

Deborah Osborne is a retired U.S. Secret Service Investigative Analyst and a former Crime Analyst for the Buffalo Police Department. As a crime analyst, she read and analyzed the narratives of over 100,000 police crime reports. She co-authored the book Introduction to Crime Analysis: Basic Resources for Criminal Justice Practice and wrote Out of Bounds: Innovation and Change in Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysis as a research fellow for the Joint Military Intelligence College. Osborne was the co-chair of the International Association of Crime Analysts' certification committee when it first developed certification standards for the profession. She trained analysts and taught this subject at the college level for over six years. She has won awards from the International Association of Crime Analysts and the International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts for her contributions to the field.

Sommaire:

Part I: Overview 1. Introduction 2. Modus Operandi Information 3. The Anatomy of a Crime Pattern 4. Linking Crimes 5. Dependent Criminological Theories 6. Dependent Policing Approaches Part II: Basic Elements 7. Forensic Evidence 8. Physical Description 9. Offender Characteristics 10. Victim Vulnerabilities 11. Victim-Offender Relationship 12. Lifestyle and Employment 13. Vehicle Description 14. Deception 15. Approach and Escape 16. Entry, Search, and Exit 17. Tools and Equipment 18. Signature Behaviors 19. Weapons 20. Force and Physical Trauma 21. Knowledge and Skills 22. Group Affiliation 23. Travel 24. Communication 25. Location 26. Time and Conditions 27. Opportunity 28. Property 29. Commodity Flow and Markets 30. Concealment Methods Part III: Crime Elements 31. Murder 32. Sexual Assault 33. Assault 34. Robbery 35. Burglary 36. Larceny/Theft 37. Theft of and From Vehicles 38. Arson 39. Fraud 40. Identity Theft 41. Counterfeiting 42. Intellectual Property Crimes 43. Money Laundering 44. Illegal Gambling 45. Illegal Pornography 46. Prostitution 47. Quality of Life Crimes 48. Drug and Alcohol Crimes 49. Cybercrime 50. Hate Crimes 51. Terrorism and Violent Extremism 52. Drug Trafficking 53. Firearm Trafficking 54. Human Trafficking and Smuggling 55. Wildlife, Forest, and Fisheries Crime 56. Environmental Crimes 57. Cultural Property Crimes Part IV: Moving Forward 58. Implications of Generative Artificial Intelligence 59. Next / Comparative Vocabulary of Everyday Terms in Crime Reports: US to UK/Commonwealth