The study conducted by the National Institute of Justice in 1977 in Kansas City concluded there is no relationship between the likelihood of response-related arrests and reporting time after the reporting time exceeded nine minutes.

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The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment conducted by the Police Foundation in the early 1970s found that increased patrol did not significantly affect citizen satisfaction with police, fear of crime, or crime rates, indicating that response time over a certain threshold (in this case, nine minutes) did not significantly impact the likelihood of arrest, challenging assumptions about the effectiveness of rapid response.

The Study Conducted by the National Institute of Justice in 1977