As a crime statistician, I want to verify that the address returned is the address of the crime (not the address of the arrest), so that I can confirm compliance with the Clery Act.

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As a crime statistician, I want to verify that the address returned is the address of the crime (not the address of the arrest), so that I can confirm compliance with the Clery Act. #47

Closed paulhennings closed 8 years ago

paulhennings commented 8 years ago

Posted question in Discussion area at https://data.sfgov.org/Public-Safety/SFPD-Incidents-from-1-January-2003/tmnf-yvry, however it doesn't look like questions are being answered.

paulhennings commented 8 years ago

Address is crime location, not arrest location.

Confirmation received as follows:

SEP 27, 2016 | 12:07PM PDT Jason Lally replied:

Paul,

The address is the location of the incident. I’m combining this ticket with your other one about a data dictionary. In the meantime, I’ll update you on this ticket.

Sorry for the delay on updates.

Best, Jason Jason Lally Open Data Program Manager City and County of San Francisco