… In this context, this study argues that the use of social media poses problems for the integrity
of crime reporting, for operational policing and for democratic practices. Inaccurate reporting …

… superstitiously afraid of meddling with the market.’He also notes, however, that when corporate
… with the media, those the police consider less suitable for media exposure, or those the …

… of crime-related items, in most media and markets. Graber found that … crime stories was
advantageous to the police . . . because the police are more successful in solving violent crimes …

… In the area of crime and crime control, for example, police wires (or news dispatches) are
released daily, and the FBI officially collects and disseminates the rates for various …

… crimeout-of-control churned out by the mass media, sometimes coaxed along by spokepersons
for major police … office in an attempt to stop the police lobby in Canada from persuading …

… at elite, specialist or mass markets. The key question addressed in … how the media
representation of crime and criminal justice … victims, and the portrayal of the police and criminal …

… Social media have been developed for the consumer market but for … the crime they can
use this number to obtain money for this tip. Crime Stoppers works at arm's length of the police …

… of the police. Then, as McMullen observes, ‘the market for private gain in crime control was
… social and economic relations, mass media and extraordinary technological development—…

… police violence influence citizen crime reporting. As our main case study, we examine one
of Milwaukee’s most publicized moments of police … Our findings demonstrate that the media …

… as their attitudes toward the police, the public, the media, their work, their … police concern
themselves with controlling crime and especially physical harm to people; the private police …