Difference between past anf= t present use of technology, gps, different tools, how advanced countries used, decrease of crime rate but awareness is missing.

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2. ROLE OF
TECHNOLOGY IN
CRIME
PREVENTION
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3. • Mashif Mehboob
• Muhammad Ali
• Rana Anees
• Raja Khan Nawab
• Sajjad/Rahoo Khan
• Hamid Mahmood
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4. • As technology continues to progress and provide further degree of
convenience to our life the world of criminal justice is also informed by the
by-products of this new and exciting era.
• The rapid availability of new technology in the world of crime has not only
provided enforcement officials with a greater array of tools and new
methods to aid them in present of criminal justice.
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5.  The CCTV and satellites (GPS
SYSTEM) replaced the trained dogs
and trackers in the prevention of
crime which is more reliable and
expose criminals clearly and quickly
to investigate .
 In the past 4 decades when
the technology was not so
advanced the trackers were
called to collect the
footprints and specially
trained dogs were used
against criminals which was
a long period to investigate
and was also not so reliable
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6. • Now in the era of modern technology
we have latest weapons like
automatic machine guns, snipers etc.
which can fire many rounds in a very
short time span.
• Now when the technology has
revolutionized the world we have
metal detectors and biometric
verification system that has helped
the law enforcement agencies.
 In the past the only weapons
were like arrows, shields and
swords which were being used in
the prevention of crime by law
enforcement agencies.
• In the past there were no metal
detectors and biometric system that
can be used in prevention of crime .
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16. They helps to,
 Create awareness among people about the crime.
 Law enforcement agencies can use all social media
in mass media tools e.g. TV channels to organize
and promote crime prevention activities and events
e.g. activities includes celebrate safe communities,
national night out, local community affairs etc.
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18. Global Positioning System is a satellite-based technique that reveals the site
of a given location.
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21. • Advanced Transportation Management Systems
(ATMS) are heavily dependent upon GPS
technology to provide data about the road system.
• Most people associate law enforcement with the
prevention and prosecution of criminal activity. A
large portion of local law enforcement resources
are involved in facilitating the movement of people
and vehicles in a safe manner.
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22.  With the use of differential GPS (DGPS),
investigators can precisely relate evidence
placement to crime scene reconstruction
diagrams.
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25. The future prospects of GPS technology are
virtually limitless.
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26. If Superman can’t come to
our rescue, then who can?
Or more importantly, what
can?
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27. MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
• CRIME PREVENTION INFO CAN BE DELIEVERED TO THE PDA OF AN OFFICER AT
THE FRONT LINE EVEN FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES {POLICE ,RESCUE AND
AMBULANCE}.
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29.  West Midland
 3D Laser Technology
 Ford’s High-Tech Car
 Detecting Bombs
• Dubai
• Robot Police Officer
• Japan
• Hitachi’s Predictive Crime
Software
• Durham
• Harm Assessment Risk Tool
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30. REDUCTION IN CRIME DUE TO TECHNOLOGY
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31. REDUCTION IN CRIME DUE TO TECHNOLOGY
• IN ENGLAND BETWEEN APRIL 2010 AND MARCH 2015 (POUND SYMBOL) 945
MILLION HAS BEEN TAKEN OFF CRIMINALS AND (POUND SYMBOL) 116 MILLION
HAS BEEN RETURNED TO VICTIMS.
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32. CONCLUSION
• "There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so." - William Shakespeare.
• Though technology is also used for crimes but there is no way one can ignore and/or
resist the adoption of new technologies any longer since recent developments in
information technology have changed the attitudes and perceptions of police forces as
well as criminals.
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33. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
KIND ATTENTION.
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