Crime Response System based on Danger Degree Calculations of Crime Scenes

In order to respond to a crime scene, police officers need to exert physical forces that include the police officers' crime control actions (e.g., arrest, crackdown, and shooting a gun), equipment types (e.g., handcuffs, police sticks, taser guns, and guns), and manpower allocations (e.g., the number of dispatched police officers for a crime scene) to suppress the crimes. This paper proposes a crime response system based on danger degree calculations (CRSDDC). The CRSDDC can calculate danger degrees by using reports from police emergency calls and police officers. The CRSDDC can also provide the police officers with guidelines of physical forces based on the danger degrees. The CRSDDC enables the police officers to respond to the crime scenes fast and appropriately by providing the police officers with the guidelines.