Helping to improve the delivery of police services through national leadership, public debate of criminal justice issues, and research and policy development.
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Trending: The Disasters that Never Were — Policing Adapts and Is Better For It policeforum.org/trending17oc…
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Kudos to PERF on its strong support of this issue.
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Trending: The mystery of the white box truck and how license plate readers could have saved lives policeforum.org/trending10oc…
Trending: Violent crime is falling. Intimate Partner Violence is not. What can be done? policeforum.org/trending3oct…
Trending: In a nation of immigrants, a common-sense approach to immigration enforcement policeforum.org/trending26se…
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An important and timely report from Chuck Wexler and the PERF on the rapidly evolving threat posed by malicious drones.
Chuck and PERF deserve credit for continuing to look ahead at the emerging challenges facing law enforcement — and, importantly, what police leaders can do now to prepare before those threats become crises. policeforum.org/trending19se…
Trending: A clear and present danger—A new report on what police leaders need to know about the threat of malicious drones policeforum.org/trending19se…
Trending: Hawai’i Chief Reed Mahuna discusses his agency’s response to Hurricane Lala policeforum.org/trending22au…
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A great and well-deserved profile piece on my good friend and innovative professional colleague who I greatly admire, Chauncey Parker. The article focuses on his innovative and highly impactful Gun Violence Strategies Initiative in New York. It’s a must read for any police leader looking to reduce gun related violence with effective strategies and partnerships.
Read the full interview: policeforum.org/trending15au…
Trending: Chauncey Parker shares how NYC uses partnerships to reduce gun violence and overdose deaths policeforum.org/trending15au…
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A historical note. The first Real Time Crime Center was created by the NYPD early in the 21st century. The LAPD created the second one shortly thereafter. They have become an essential tool of 21st century policing for many departments.
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Trending: Real-time crime centers are transforming policing policeforum.org/trending8aug…
Trending: Palm Springs Chief Andy Mills reflects on nearly 50 years in policing policeforum.org/trending25ju…
Trending: Chief Jody Kasper shares what it’s like to police the island of Nantucket policeforum.org/trending18ju…
Trending: What are the best practices for preventing, responding to, and investigating intimate partner violence? policeforum.org/trending11ju…
Trending: The police as guardians of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights policeforum.org/trending4jul…
Trending: Gun violence reduction in Baltimore; solving nonfatal shootings; and remembering Ruben Ortega, Sir Desmond Rea, and Daniel O’Toole
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Trending: Beyond “Good Luck”—Practical Training for New Investigative Unit Supervisors policeforum.org/trending20ju…
