ONLINE CRIME REPORTING

This paper presented an Online Crime Reporting System that addresses the limitations of existing reporting mechanisms by combining a Flutter-based mobile application with a FastAPI backend and an AI-driven spatial intelligence engine. Citizens can submit geo-tagged crime reports directly from their smartphones, while administrators verify and monitor crime patterns through an interactive map rendering KDE risk surfaces, DBSCAN hotspots, danger zones, and future risk predictions in real time. Results confirmed that the system produces meaningful spatial outputs and delivers a practical, accessible platform that bridges citizen participation and intelligent crime analysis to support proactive law enforcement

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