• Statistical Analysis Of Criminal Offences Recorded In Benin – Edo State (fct) From 1999 – 2007
    [A CASE STUDY OF BENIN POLICE DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS, EDO STATE]

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    • On January 1st 1896, the Lagos Police Force was created like the Hansa constabulary. This was the arm. It consisted of a commissioner, two Assistant Commissioners, a superintendent and quarter master, and 250 other ranks. This force operated mainly in Lagos area, while the constabulary operated in the north, the detective department was formed in 1898 and consisted of one superintendent and 14 other ranks from this grew our present criminal Investigation Department (CID).
      Nigeria became a federal republic on October 1st 1963. The force continued to be administered on a federal bases as enacted in the Republican Constitution. The Divisional Police Station in Benin Area was established on the 15th August, 1985, as police station is known, most of its functions are to take charge of criminal offences.
      However, some of the analysis on criminal offenses recorded in Benin Divisional Police Station between the year 1999 – 2007 includes house breaking, theft, armed robbery, bribery and corruption rape etc.
      1.3     SCOPE AND COVERAGE
      Criminal statistics data is the collection of data within an area over a period of time, example daily, weekly, yearly etc. It is important in the sense that the data used in this project is a criminal data collected from the Benin Police Headquarters on the record of criminal offenses recorded from 1999 – 2007.
      1.4     GENERAL AND SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
      The general aim of this study is to estimate the rate of crime and use it to forecast the future condition.
      To estimate the model concerning crime rate
      To test the normality of the model (using normal probability plot) in order to see if the data can be used for the analysis
      To forecast the future cases of crime using time series model
      To suggest the possible means of eradicating crime.
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