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Ed Flynn

Raising Our Standards Above Criminal Culpability

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These days, there cannot be many more difficult jobs than being a cop in the United States. It’s reached such a point that in many ways, I can liken it to being a member of the military, serving overseas in…

Tammy McCoy Arballo

It’s Not Weak to Feel Psychological Trauma – It’s Human

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Being courageous does not mean you are not afraid. Courageous people are afraid, but fear does not stop them from confronting danger. I have been thinking about courage and danger a great deal as the first anniversary of the San…

Sheriff Bob Gualtieri

Pre-Arrest Diversion Programs: The Future of Policing

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People make mistakes. They do stupid things. Sometimes they make bad choices because they are down on their luck and don’t feel they have another option. But it is important to realize there is a big difference between bad people…

Tim Hegarty

Deadly Force Encounters and Difficult Conversations

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With each new police deadly force encounter, regardless of the circumstances, the opposing sides are becoming more polarized, as if some critical mass is building in the space between. One of the primary forces behind this mass is the concept…

Crime mapping and analysis news issue 5

Crime Mapping & Analysis News (Issue 5, Fall 2016)

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Sean Thuilliez

The Importance of Shop with a Cop

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My family and I had just driven 9-year-old Indicta from our police station to the local Walmart for our annual Shop with a Cop. We climbed out of my unmarked vehicle, preparing to join with the other 39 cop-and-child combos…

Exec Brief- Reducing Violent Crime

Reducing Violent Crime in American Cities: An Opportunity to Lead – Executive Brief

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Reducing Violent Crime in Ameircan Cities-Full Report

Reducing Violent Crime in American Cities: An Opportunity to Lead – Full Report

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Ofc Tony Zerwas

A Little Whimsy Helps the Warn-and-Scold

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“Don’t speed.” “Wear your seat belt.” “Don’t drink and drive.” Have you heard this before? Traditional messages similar to these are posted on law enforcement social media pages on a daily basis throughout the country. The messages are well intended,…

PF_Evaluation-of-Impact-of-SB1191_Executive-Summary_pdf

Impact of SB1191 on Accessibility of Sexual Assault Forensic Exams in Texas

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Sheriff Mike Williams

Community Evacuation: What Works and What Hurts

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When a storm like the recent Hurricane Matthew is headed our way, we need to persuade residents to evacuate, which can be a challenge. If you’ve lived in Florida any amount of time, you become your own hurricane expert. You’re…

Review of BPD Persistentn Surveillance

A Review of the Baltimore Police Department’s Use of Persistent Surveillance

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Ed Flynn

Raising Our Standards Above Criminal Culpability

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These days, there cannot be many more difficult jobs than being a cop in the United States. It’s reached such a point that in many ways, I can liken it to being a member of the military, serving overseas in…

Tammy McCoy Arballo

It’s Not Weak to Feel Psychological Trauma – It’s Human

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Being courageous does not mean you are not afraid. Courageous people are afraid, but fear does not stop them from confronting danger. I have been thinking about courage and danger a great deal as the first anniversary of the San…

Sheriff Bob Gualtieri

Pre-Arrest Diversion Programs: The Future of Policing

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People make mistakes. They do stupid things. Sometimes they make bad choices because they are down on their luck and don’t feel they have another option. But it is important to realize there is a big difference between bad people…

Tim Hegarty

Deadly Force Encounters and Difficult Conversations

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With each new police deadly force encounter, regardless of the circumstances, the opposing sides are becoming more polarized, as if some critical mass is building in the space between. One of the primary forces behind this mass is the concept…

Crime mapping and analysis news issue 5

Crime Mapping & Analysis News (Issue 5, Fall 2016)

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Sean Thuilliez

The Importance of Shop with a Cop

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My family and I had just driven 9-year-old Indicta from our police station to the local Walmart for our annual Shop with a Cop. We climbed out of my unmarked vehicle, preparing to join with the other 39 cop-and-child combos…

Exec Brief- Reducing Violent Crime

Reducing Violent Crime in American Cities: An Opportunity to Lead – Executive Brief

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Reducing Violent Crime in Ameircan Cities-Full Report

Reducing Violent Crime in American Cities: An Opportunity to Lead – Full Report

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Ofc Tony Zerwas

A Little Whimsy Helps the Warn-and-Scold

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“Don’t speed.” “Wear your seat belt.” “Don’t drink and drive.” Have you heard this before? Traditional messages similar to these are posted on law enforcement social media pages on a daily basis throughout the country. The messages are well intended,…

PF_Evaluation-of-Impact-of-SB1191_Executive-Summary_pdf

Impact of SB1191 on Accessibility of Sexual Assault Forensic Exams in Texas

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Sheriff Mike Williams

Community Evacuation: What Works and What Hurts

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When a storm like the recent Hurricane Matthew is headed our way, we need to persuade residents to evacuate, which can be a challenge. If you’ve lived in Florida any amount of time, you become your own hurricane expert. You’re…

Review of BPD Persistentn Surveillance

A Review of the Baltimore Police Department’s Use of Persistent Surveillance

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