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Memphis' Real Time Crime Center
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Internet applications
Title:
Memphis' Real Time Crime Center
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
OS:
Vista
Network:
Windows 2000 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
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Thread ID:
01311710
Message ID:
01311710
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I'd like everyone to take a look at the new Memphis Police Department, Real Time Crime Center website and offer your comments. We are giving the general public unprecedented access to data, in real time.

I've been developing the RTCC mapping site using Google's mapping api, Web Connection and VFP, plus some hand rolled html and javascripting for the last few weeks.

I've also used the same combination for a new program called CyberWatch. Citizens are able to enroll from the RTCC's website, or the Memphis Police site. This system sends emails to the users each morning that details the following:

All reported crimes within a radius of the selected address/intersection for up to 30 days, with links into the details of any case. The user is also able to enter any information they may have on a given crime, click the submit button and send directly to the investigator who has the case.

We also show all sex offenders within the defined radius, and link into the state's system for photographs.

We also have all warrants within the defined radius, with links to the mugshots (actually a wanted poster), and an icon to link into the Sheriff's Office warrant squad, if you want to tell them were the fugitive might be.

Finally, we have a link that allows citizens to send information to us on anything.

Here's the RTCC website link;

https://kiosk.memphispolice.org/realtime/

There is still work to be done on this, as it has not been released to the public, but I think other than a little cleanup, it's pretty much ready.

As they say, take your best shot!
John Harvey
Shelbynet.com

"I'm addicted to placebos. I could quit, but it wouldn't matter." Stephen Wright
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