This article describes how serial crimes are very interesting for study in the absence of proper and solid evidence. From a high volume of criminal cases of similar types, it is difficult to detect the crimes that were committed by the same offender or not. The process of linking of crimes which were committed by the same offender or offenders is called Crime Linkage Analysis. In this article, a new hesitant fuzzy distance measure has been introduced and a fuzzy multicriteria decision-making approach has been proposed to help Crime Linkage Analysis, which enables us to find to what extent a pair of crime shares a common offender or offenders.
From last few decades criminal activities and terror attacks have been increased. In a big city or in highly populated city, it is very difficult to keep under surveillance each and every area of that city throughout whole day and night. Since, it will require huge amount of deployment of police duty and such type of deployment can cause heavy work load on the enforcement agencies. It has been seen that, some types of areas are often targeted by terrorist than others, mainly train junctions, bus stoppages, market places, near temples etc. In this paper, a new aggregation operator on generalized triangular fuzzy number has been defined. Through the newly developed aggregation operator, a fuzzy multi criteria decision making approach has been constructed which enables us to determine the area of a city which may be the potentially under threat, during any interval of time on a regular working day.
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