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LSU student entrepreneurs are predicting crime before it happens

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Deanna B. Narveson

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November 1, 2019

OVERNIGHT ENTREPRENEURS: What began as a class project has become a crime prediction software company named Crimer, launched, from right, by Alexander Adams, Ben Geiss and Charles Glass. (Don Kadair)

Crime Prediction — OVERNIGHT ENTREPRENEURS: What began as a class project has become a crime prediction software company named Crimer, launched, from right, by Alexander Adams, Ben Geiss and Charles Glass. (Don Kadair)

A group of LSU computer science students have turned a crime prediction software project into Crimer, a tech startup venture.

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