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Subcommittee requests RCCD data presentation to close reporting gaps on exploitation cases
Summary
Members asked RCCD analyst Raymond Many be invited to show how Nevada Crime Stats and RCCD data can be used to create a CESC-focused report; members flagged classification issues and missing data for child-exploitation incidents.
Members discussed limitations in statewide reporting and asked RCCD to demonstrate its reporting tools. Lauren said she had worked with RCCD’s records division and that analyst Raymond Many could pull a custom report showing ages, offense types and locations; she suggested hosting him at the next meeting to demonstrate data extraction and to explore a custom CESC report.
Participants emphasized that official reporting sometimes classifies child exploitation as "crimes against society" rather than "crimes against persons," which complicates case counts and analysis. The subcommittee agreed to invite Raymond to the next meeting and to use a custom report to better inform statutory and training recommendations.
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