Detective Marco Christlieb works at the Real Time Crime Center located at the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Headquarters. Situated in north St. Louis, a new headquarters for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency was built in a very poor neighborhood, and Ness Sandoval sought to examine the impact of such a major investment. This sociologist, along with his graduate student, conducted a study of crime trends related to the NGA site, but detailed crime data were no longer publicly accessible. After obtaining more detailed data for a study on crime trends in the city, it was concluded that the police department provided similarly detailed data to others for city-funded projects. The police department insists that the Technology change in 2020 led to the loss of detailed data. Research was hindered by the lack of geographic data and a restriction to neighborhood-level totals. CGPointMakeedly, the police department had still provided detailed data to the researchers for a city-funded project despite publicly denying requests for it.
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