Which agency is associated with analyzing crime data at a statewide level?

The Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) is the agency primarily focused on analyzing crime data at a statewide level. BCI serves as a central repository for criminal history information and is involved in collecting, maintaining, and disseminating crime statistics and reports for law enforcement agencies within a state. This allows for better tracking of crime trends and enhances the ability of state agencies to implement crime prevention programs based on the collected data.

While the FBI is involved in national crime analysis and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) provides information about criminal records and alerts across states, these agencies operate at broader or different capacities rather than being specifically tied to statewide analysis. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) primarily focuses on immigration enforcement and customs issues, making it unrelated to crime data analysis in the context of statewide law enforcement activities.