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Tag: Oklahoma City

Police data-sharing program will allow public to navigate crime data

Posted on November 11, 2015

An Oklahoma City Police data-sharing program recently introduced in the metro will soon allow the public to navigate and interact with crime data.

The program, called ATAC Raids, gives police officers in six surrounding communities the ability to share information easier.

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Tagged crime data, Oklahoma City, open data

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