Many police departments around the country now have the ability to produce crime maps identifying where crimes happen.Are there any problems with giving the public access to these maps?

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The problem with giving the public access to crime maps is that if the maps are detailed, someone may recognize their neighbors' victimization. This can cause privacy concerns and potentially put victims at risk. While the maps may be public record and only identify locations where crimes happen, the level of detail provided can still raise privacy concerns.

Many Police Departments Around the Country Now Have the Ability