Ted Lentz

PhD candidate • Criminology and Criminal Justice • University of Missouri - St. Louis • Geographic Criminology

[Beth Huebner @bethtris]

PhD student @LentzTheodore did a fantastic job discussing the networked nature of guns in St. Louis @ the IACA conference. Project is funded by @DOJBJA in partnership with @SLMPD and @umsl

[Center for Neighborhood Engaged Research & Science @CornersResearch]

"Can Social Networks Predict Gun Violence?" Check out summary of @N3Initiative , @AVPapachristos 's work--and possible application for #GunViolencePrevention @NUsociology @WeinbergCollege @IPRatNU @NICOatNU

https://t.co/tDBzfjDvLo

[UMSL_CCJ @UMSL_CCJ]

News reporters at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch have taken an interest in new research from @UMSL criminologist Janet Lauritsen and Ted Lentz @LentzTheodore on violent crime, which has become more deadly in the City of St. Louis over the past decade.
https://t.co/UwgCqL5mqY

[St. Louis Post-Dispatch @stltoday]

Deadly turn: Study shows violent crime growing deadlier in St. Louis https://t.co/j0RVTslvsF

[UMSL_CCJ @UMSL_CCJ]

Professor Rosenfeld has been analyzing the Missouri Attorney General traffic stop data for over a decade. His most recent analysis suggests that the racial disparities in stops and searches continue to grow.

https://t.co/d3B3tw7CD6

[Ted Lentz @LentzTheodore]

@grdrawve The only thing worse than geocoding is having to re-geocode

[The Crime and Illicit Networks Laboratory @theCaINlab]

Here's "Youth co-offending networks: An investigation of social and spatial effects" by D. R. Schaefer: https://t.co/loT8ecFUNO

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