Resource allocation mapping involves analyzing crime patterns and then sending police officers to designated geographical locations to keep watch on the preferred targets of criminal(s).

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Resource allocation mapping is a strategy used in law enforcement to analyze crime patterns and trends in order to deploy police resources more effectively to areas with higher crime rates or potential for criminal activity, thereby increasing surveillance and preventive measures in those designated geographical locations.

Resource Allocation Mapping Involves Analyzing Crime Patterns and Then Sending