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Police use data, technology to predict crime

Law enforcement officials solve crimes every day. But it’s not every day that we hear about them predicting future crime.
It seems like an impossible task, but it’s not.
In movies like "Minority Report," Tom Cruise plays a Washington D.C., detective who uses a precognitive system to stop crime before it occurs. And although predicting crime may seem futuristic, the reality may be closer than you think.
"Hollywood kind of dramatizes what is possible," said Jason Schiess, a crime analyst (...)

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