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AI‑Driven Police Professionalism Project

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Generalized Stop and Frisk is Not the Answer: Improved Strategies for Violent Street Crime Reduction

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A recent article on stops and searches by the Metropolitan Police in London has reignited debate about the use of stop, question, and frisk (SQF) in the United States. Piquero and Sherman (2025)1 analyzed 15 years of stop and search…

Inside Our Impact – September

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The National Policing Institute team proudly presents Inside Our Impact, a newsletter dedicated to sharing NPI’s stories and those who make our work possible. Each issue highlights some of NPI’s research or projects and shares insights into how our dedication…

How We Figure Out What Works in Policing (and Why It Matters)

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When most people think about police work, they picture TV scenes—high-speed chases, arrests, and traffic stops. But behind the scenes, police leaders and researchers are working to answer bigger questions: What truly works in policing? Does it improve public safety?…

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Advanced Crisis Communication and Tactics Training

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National Policing Institute Partners with Polis Solutions to Offer New Data Analytics Tools and Services for Law Enforcement

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ARLINGTON, VA – October 16, 2025 – The National Policing Institute (NPI) and Polis Solutions announce a partnership offering law enforcement agencies state-of-the-art technology and services that leverage body-worn camera (BWC) video analysis to optimize agency performance. The partnership will…

National Policing Institute Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement Leaders with Annual Awards

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ARLINGTON, VA – October 17, 2025 – The National Policing Institute (NPI) announces the recipients of its Annual Awards for 2025: Chief (Ret.) J. Thomas “Tom” Manger will be honored with the Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy Award for Leading Change…

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Managing Critical Incidents and Mass Demonstrations: Building Trust Through Preparedness and Restraint

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From large-scale political rallies to spontaneous community marches, the American tradition of protest has surged in both frequency and intensity over the past decade. These events are an essential expression of democracy — but they also present complex challenges for…

6 Community Policing Survey Mistakes to Avoid

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Reliable, valid measurement using sound psychometric principles  Creating, conducting, and interpreting surveys is more complicated than it may seem. Law enforcement agencies across the country are joining us in recognizing the importance of data-driven decision-making in improving public safety outcomes,…

National Policing Institute and Zencity Launch Inaugural Nationwide Public Safety Confidence Index

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The National Policing Institute (NPI) and Zencity today announced the launch of the NPI-Zencity Public Safety Confidence Index, a first-of-its-kind measure of how Americans view law enforcement and sense of safety. Based on feedback from more than 20,000 respondents each…

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AI‑Driven Police Professionalism Project

Posted in

Generalized Stop and Frisk is Not the Answer: Improved Strategies for Violent Street Crime Reduction

Posted in

A recent article on stops and searches by the Metropolitan Police in London has reignited debate about the use of stop, question, and frisk (SQF) in the United States. Piquero and Sherman (2025)1 analyzed 15 years of stop and search…

Inside Our Impact – September

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The National Policing Institute team proudly presents Inside Our Impact, a newsletter dedicated to sharing NPI’s stories and those who make our work possible. Each issue highlights some of NPI’s research or projects and shares insights into how our dedication…

How We Figure Out What Works in Policing (and Why It Matters)

Posted in

When most people think about police work, they picture TV scenes—high-speed chases, arrests, and traffic stops. But behind the scenes, police leaders and researchers are working to answer bigger questions: What truly works in policing? Does it improve public safety?…

Advanced Crisis Communication and Tactics Training

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National Policing Institute Partners with Polis Solutions to Offer New Data Analytics Tools and Services for Law Enforcement

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ARLINGTON, VA – October 16, 2025 – The National Policing Institute (NPI) and Polis Solutions announce a partnership offering law enforcement agencies state-of-the-art technology and services that leverage body-worn camera (BWC) video analysis to optimize agency performance. The partnership will…

National Policing Institute Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement Leaders with Annual Awards

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ARLINGTON, VA – October 17, 2025 – The National Policing Institute (NPI) announces the recipients of its Annual Awards for 2025: Chief (Ret.) J. Thomas “Tom” Manger will be honored with the Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy Award for Leading Change…

Aerial View of Protest

Managing Critical Incidents and Mass Demonstrations: Building Trust Through Preparedness and Restraint

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From large-scale political rallies to spontaneous community marches, the American tradition of protest has surged in both frequency and intensity over the past decade. These events are an essential expression of democracy — but they also present complex challenges for…

6 Community Policing Survey Mistakes to Avoid

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Reliable, valid measurement using sound psychometric principles  Creating, conducting, and interpreting surveys is more complicated than it may seem. Law enforcement agencies across the country are joining us in recognizing the importance of data-driven decision-making in improving public safety outcomes,…

National Policing Institute and Zencity Launch Inaugural Nationwide Public Safety Confidence Index

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The National Policing Institute (NPI) and Zencity today announced the launch of the NPI-Zencity Public Safety Confidence Index, a first-of-its-kind measure of how Americans view law enforcement and sense of safety. Based on feedback from more than 20,000 respondents each…