The New York Times
Rudolph W. Giuliani in 1995 with William J. Bratton, left, who instituted CompStat. A police spokesman criticized a survey of hundreds of retired police officials.
More than a hundred retired New York Police Department captains and higher-ranking officers said in a survey that the intense pressure to produce annual crime reductions led some supervisors and precinct commanders to manipulate crime statistics, according to two criminologists studying the department.
Retired Officers Raise Questions on Crime Data
The New York Times
Rudolph W. Giuliani in 1995 with William J. Bratton, left, who instituted CompStat. A police spokesman criticized a survey of hundreds of retired police officials.
More than a hundred retired New York Police Department captains and higher-ranking officers said in a survey that the intense pressure to produce annual crime reductions led some supervisors and precinct commanders to manipulate crime statistics, according to two criminologists studying the department.
4
