TAGRS helps Tustin police fight graffiti more quickly
Tustin police use the TAGRS mobile app to report graffiti, dispatch cleanup, bill work, and share data across agencies. The system, created by 594 Graffiti, reduces paperwork, speeds investigations, and aids restitution while enabling real time location tracking and big data analysis for trend discovery.
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Social media fuels rise in Tustin graffiti incidents
Tustin police link social media to more graffiti as mobile reporting and tracking apps boost reporting and costs. From Jan 1 to Apr 30 there were 1 660 incidents up 9 percent from 2012 and 32 percent from 2011, with 80 percent by tagging crews or gangs.
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