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Police using ‘predictive analytics’ to prevent crimes before they happen

July 30, 2012 FlytrapLife On The Big Blue Marble (News)

A new kind of technology known as “predictive policing” promises to make them more efficient.

Hmmm, why does this sound familiar?

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