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Crime in Austin interactive

Miles Hutson
May 11, 2015
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Miles Hutson

The first of its kind of the Austin area, The Daily Texan's interactive crime map allows users to browse the various crimes the Austin Police Department has reported, separated by location and type of offense. 

The map is updated nightly with the most recent, complete data from APD.

To view the map, click here.
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