1. A NEW PARADIGM VALUE ADDED POLICING (VAP) Beyond Temporal and Spatial Crime Clustering/Beyond Community Policing Modeling New Solutions George Gascón, Esq. Chief of Police Mesa, Arizona Copyright  George Gascón

2. INTRODUCTION I. STATE OF THE PROFESSION II. EVOLUTION OF POLICING – THE FUTURE III. WHAT IS VALUE ADDED POLICING - VAP IV. CONCLUSION

3. I. STATE OF THE PROFESSION A. Current Policing Models 1. “Hot Spot Policing” 2. Community Policing 3. Are these Models Mutually Exclusive VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

4. I. STATE OF THE PROFESSION (continued) B. Police Staffing Today 1. Has The Demand Surpassed The Ability to Hire 2. Public Safety Funding 3. Police Applicant Pool VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

5. I. STATE OF THE PROFESSION (continued) C. Results 1. Disjointed Strategies 2. No Metrics or Mean Based Metrics 3. Crisis Driven 4. Mixed Outcomes VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

6. II. EVOLUTION OF POLICING – THE FUTURE A. Role Clarification 1. What Should Be the Role of the Police in the 21 st Century 2. Strategies VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

7. B. Better Forecasting Tools (new algorithms) 1. Create New Algorithms 2. Funding Implications 3. Increased Police Legitimacy II.EVOLUTION OF POLICING – THE FUTURE (continued) VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

8. A. VAP Definition B. Why VAP C. Why Now III. WHAT IS VALUE ADDED POLICING (VAP) VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

9. VAP Summary The Challenges The Opportunities Questions IV. CONCLUSION VALUE ADDED POLICING – 21 st CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY