Members of Center for Public Safety Initiatives present in Albany
Several members of RIT’s Center for Public Safety Initiatives and the Monroe Crime Analysis Center presented at the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services’ Public Safety Symposium on Sept. 26 in Albany, N.Y. Jennifer McColl and Brandon Zicari, both crime analysts, presented “Car Theft Groups in Rochester”; Karlee Crist, a crime analyst, and Melissa Frasca, an investigator with the Rochester Police Department, presented “Partners in Crime: Building Relationships between Crime Analysts and Law Enforcement”; and Kylene McGrath, an analyst working on the Gun Involved Violence Elimination grant, and Lt. Kara Anglin, with the Rochester Police Department, presented “Intel Drives the Ops: The Role of a Crime Analyst in Pro-Active Policing.”
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