For understaffed police, could managing perception of crime help solve it?

"A lot of crime is just not being reported," John DiPietro, senior instructor for the Ohio Crime Prevention Association said during a three-day training session he began leading Tuesday at the Cincinnati Police Academy. OCPA promotes itself as the professional voice of crime prevention in Ohio. To hear DiPietro and others at the training speak, managing community perceptions of safety could help calm crime for departments struggling to find enough men and women to serve.