Crime Data Explorer · Force briefing
The force briefing
A short, structured data briefing on one force — what's moving, the justice gap, stop & search, and the questions the data raises — written for a tasking meeting or a problem profile, and printable as a PDF. Questions, not verdicts: the judgement stays yours.
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The deep end: the strongest reasoning model thinks hard about three years of data, so a first run takes a minute or two. Once written, a force's briefing replays instantly until the next data month.
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Written by the site’s AI from aggregate figures from data.police.uk (OGL v3.0) — AI-generated, not reviewed by a human editor; verify before acting on it.