Measuring crime in schools
Published on June 24, 2009 - 14:45
Tulsa World
I drive by an elementary school on my way to work every day. More than once there’s been a police cruiser idling in the school’s parking lot with lights flashing and the officer standing nearby.
Although those incidents never involved a major crime, on several occasions this year the Tulsa World has chronicled arrests at schools.
Gavin Off is the data editor at the Tulsa World in Oklahoma and a former analyst for the IRE and NICAR Database Library.
