Of course, you can? One option would be if you have streets in vector and position of criminal records. If you have all of this, you may try buffer analysis and created some belts with classes of criminal influence. Other methods would be Kriging analyses.

If you are a user of ArcGIS software there is a perfect tool especially designed for crimes (Crime analysis tool)

https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/public-safety/introducing-the-new-crime-analysis-tools-in-arcgis-pro/

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Getis Ord Gi (HotSpot Analysis) is another geoprocessing tool that can be used to analyse crimes. This can be done in ArcGIS software.

Try the optimized hot-spot analysis (ArcGIS) or Point Density and kernel techniques if using Open Source, e.g., QGIS and gvSIG

Un análisis multicriterio usando las herramientas de análisis espacial de ArcGis puede ayudarle a definir áreas de mayor riesgo a crimen y sectores de atención prioritaria.

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