Police In-Service Training
This podcast offers conversations with policing experts to help the law enforcement community create better programs, understand challenging policies, and dispel myths of police officer behavior. The program is intended to provide research in a jargon-free manner that cuts through the noise, misinformation, and misperceptions about the police.
Police In-Service Training
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Improve Police Behavior via Artificial Intelligence
Spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on an unproven tool is wasteful, and Artificial Intelligence equipment for policing can be just such an expensive outlay. While there is a growing body of research showing the AI benefits and limi...
Policing Crime Guns, Not Just Gun Crime
Almost 25% of guns are used multiple times at or very close to the same place or reused within a relatively short period of time. Just like “hot spots” for crime, guns can share similar repeat characteristics. In fact, a single firearm sh...
Immigration and Gun Homicides: The Evidence and Policing Implications
Police officers understand evidence. From their time in the police academy to the first time they testify in court, even traffic court, an officer understands the importance of providing clear provable information. The evidence has ...
Science-Based Interviewing: The Impact of Police Training
We’ve all seen the movies in which a suspect is being interviewed by a bad cop and a good cop. The detectives badger or con the suspect to a point of offering a false confession just to stop the process. In the real world it is beli...
Policing as a Reassuring Factor: Good Policing can Reduce Fear
A sign means something. When you see a stop sign there’s no mystery about its meaning. Some signs are not as clear, and we have to interpret their meaning. For example, when someone sees neighborhood disorder or social incivil...
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