Data for violent crimes per Police Incident Data taken from the records managment sysmte
This dataset has the following 18 columns:
| Column Name | API Column Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Address | address | text | Generalized address of incident |
| City | city | text | City of incident |
| State | state | text | State of incident |
| Zip | zip | text | Zip of incident |
| Date_Incident | date_incident | calendar_date | Date incident occurred |
| Jurisdiction | jurisdiction | text | Jurisdiction of responding unit |
| Incident_Tract | incident_tract | text | Police district where incident occurred |
| Zone | zone | text | Zone where incident occurred |
| UCR_Incident_Code | ucr_incident_code | text | UCR stands for Uniform Crime Reporting. The program was conceived in 1929 by the International Association of Chiefs of Police to meet the need for reliable uniform crime statistics for the nation. In 1930, the FBI was tasked with collecting, publishing, and archiving those statistics. |
| Incident_Description | incident_description | text | Description of incident |
| Incident_Type | incident_type | text | Type of incident |
| Case_Number | case_number | text | Case number |
| Case_Status | case_status | text | Case status code |
| Case_Status_Description | case_status_description | text | Description for case status code |
| Latitude | latitude | number | Approximate latitude of incident |
| Longitude | longitude | number | Approximate longitude of incident |
| Location | location | point | Approximate location of incident in well known text format |
| citydst | citydst | text | Council district where incident occurred |