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16 Contemp. Drug Probs. 651 (1989)
Crack and Homicide in New York City, 1988: A Conceptually Based Event Analysis

handle is hein.journals/condp16 and id is 667 raw text is: Contemporary Drug Problems/Winter 1989 Crack and homicide in New York City, 1988: a conceptually based event analysis BY PAUL J. GOLDSTEIN, HENRY H. BROWNSTEIN, PATRICK J. RYAN, AND PATRICIA A. BELLUCCI Paul J. Goldstein is deputy director for criminal justice research projects at Narcotic and Drug Research, Inc. (11 Beach St., New York 10013). Henry H. Brownstein is principal program research specialist at the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services. Patrick J. Ryan and Patricia A. Bellucci are project director and senior research associate, respectively, at Narcotic and Drug Research, Inc. In New York City, what has been called the crack epi- demic began in late 1984. Criminal justice researchers (Kolata 1988; Belenko and Fagan 1987; Governor's Office of AUTHORS' NOTE: Preparation of this report was supported by grant 87- IJ-CX-0046, Drug Related Crime Analyses-Homicide 2 (DRCA-H2), National Institute of Justice. Points of view or opinions in this report do not necessarily represent the official positions or policies of the United States government, the New York State government, or Narcotic and Drug Research, Inc. The authors gratefully acknowledge the guidance and support of Bernard A. Gropper, Ph.D., National Institute of Justice. We also wish to thank Dr. Jeffrey Fagan and the two anonymous reviewers, whose wisdom contributed much to the preparation of this paper. © 1990 by Federal Legal Publications, Inc.

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