Expanded Analysis of the UTSA-SAPD Community-Based Crime Reduction Study Introduction The research paper reveals man aspects of this partnership between the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD). It represents a robust example of community-based research (CBR) in criminal justice combined with strong academic research to validate the data. This mixed-methods study, documented in the Year 2 Final Report (UTSA HCAP, 2025), systematically examines crime patterns and policing strategies while incorporating community perspectives. The research clearly and succinctly reveals how academic institutions can collaborate with public safety organizations to address real-world challenges through data-driven approaches. The approach combines the best of academic and practical aspects. Research Design and Methodology The study employs multiple research designs that align with key methodological concepts: Community-Based Research (CBR) Framework The project embodies CBR principles through its: Collaborative design involving university researchers and police officials in a way that solidifies both aspects of academic and police work Focus on locally-relevant crime reduction strategies Commitment to producing actionable findings for SAPD operations that can be employed in everyday aspects of police work. Longitudinal Analysis The researchers collected and analyzed crime data across multiple years, allowing for: Identification of crime