拉丁美洲
地理
心理干预
差速器(机械装置)
负二项分布
影响评价
干预(咨询)
政治学
工程类
统计
心理学
数学
精神科
法学
航空航天工程
泊松分布
作者
Spencer Chainey,Rodrigo Serrano–Berthet,Federico Veneri
标识
DOI:10.1080/15614263.2020.1749619
摘要
Hot spot policing has proven to be effective in reducing crime in cities in North America, Europe and Australasia, but to date, its application and evaluation in Latin American settings has been limited. PADO (Programa de Alta Dedicación Operativa) is a large-scale hot spot policing program implemented by the Uruguay Police in April 2016 in the city of Montevideo. Using an evaluation technique that compares the differential effect between areas where PADO was deployed and control areas, a 23 percent reduction in the rate at which robberies occurred was experienced in the PADO areas, with no significant displacement to neighboring areas, or other areas of the city during the study period. The study indicates that hot spot policing programs can be effective in reducing crime in Latin American urban environments and illustrates how targeted police interventions can be robustly evaluated when control areas are not established at the outset of an intervention.
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