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Keri Richardson

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; Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Charleston, South Carolina; and Worcester and Methuen, Massachusetts. She has also fostered community engagement and involvement in order to fulfill police reform efforts. She

William Rosenau

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William Rosenau is a CNA specialist in political instability and violence.

Rosenau-William William Rosenau is a CNA specialist in political instability and violence. /images/Experts/William-Rosenau.webp William Rosenau has led or participated in CNA research on irregular warfare, terrorism and political violence, disinformation, and police and paramilitary assistance in conflict zones. His books include U.S. Internal Security Assistance to South Vietnam: Insurgency, Subversion, and Public Order (Routledge, 2005) and Tonight We Bombed the U.S. Capitol: The Explosive Story of M19, America’s First Female Terrorist Group (Atria Books/Simon & Schuster, 2020). His

Christopher M. Sun

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Christopher Sun is a CNA expert in research-practice partnerships and policy analysis.

for the Chicago Police Department Consent Decree. Prior to joining CNA, Sun was the deputy director of the Regional Educational Laboratory - Appalachia, a federal contract serving the education

Tim Sweet

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Sweet-Tim /images/Experts/Sweet-Tim.jpg Timothy "TJ" Sweet is an expert in crime analysis for both strategic and investigative purposes. Prior to joining CNA, he worked as a crime analyst with the police departments of Detroit and Charlotte-Mecklenburg, North Carolina. In these roles, he was responsible for a wide range of activities, from providing assistance in defining the strategic direction of patrol divisions to providing investigative leads to detectives in gang and violent crime units. Sweet has a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice with a certificate in crime

National Institute of Justice Contract Allows CNA to Explore Impact of Police Station Dogs on Officer Wellness

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The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) has awarded CNA with a new project focused on exploring the impact of station dogs on law enforcement officer well-being.

National Institute of Justice Contract Allows CNA to Explore Impact of Police Station Dogs on Officer Wellness The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) has awarded CNA with a new project focused on exploring the impact of station dogs on law enforcement officer well-being. CNA is embarking on a study of police station dogs with K9s For Warriors, a national veteran service organization. K9s For Warriors ... . The NIJ grant supports data collection from participating police stations to analyze agency member well-being, agency cohesion, staffing retention, and police-community relations. Along with K9s

Field Training Programs in Law Enforcement

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CNA studied six police officer field training programs around the United States to highlight promising practices and identify areas for improvement.

Field Training Programs in Law Enforcement Field Training Programs in Law Enforcement CNA studied six police officer field training programs around the United States to highlight promising practices ... situations—like law enforcement. Accordingly, law enforcement agencies spend considerable time and resources on training—paying recruits to attend police academies, managing field-training programs, ensuring ... departments select and recruit FTOs. This gap has led to a lack of standardization among law enforcement agencies on these topics. Despite the importance of police officer training, a common saying

Use of Force Assessment of San Jose PD

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This work coincided with an assessment of the SJPD’s efforts to bring the department in line with the recommended best practices promoted in the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing report.

Use of Force Assessment of San Jose PD USE OF FORCE ASSESSMENT OF THE SAN JOSÉ POLICE DEPARTMENT This work coincided with an assessment of the SJPD’s efforts to bring the department in line ... Council of San José, California directed staff to obtain an assessment of the San José Police Department’s (SJPD) use of force. CNA’s Center for Justice Research and Innovation was chosen through a competitive bid process coordinated by the Independent Police Auditor (IPA). This work coincided with an assessment of the SJPD’s efforts to bring the department in line with the recommended best practices

Navigating Retaliatory Violent Disputes

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Since 2013, the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) has funded CNA to work with the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing to develop a series of Strategies for Policing Innovation (SPI) Problem-Oriented Guides for Police. These guides provide the law enforcement community with useful guidance, knowledge and best practices related to key problem-oriented policing and strategic policing principles and practices. CNA developed this infographic based on the guide titled "Retaliatory Violent Disputes" by John Klofas, Irshad Altheimer and Nicholas Petitti. SPI is a collaborative effort between BJA, CNA (SPI training and technical assistance provider) and over 65 local law enforcement agencies that are testing innovative and evidence-based solutions to serious crime problems.

for Policing Innovation (SPI) Problem-Oriented Guides for Police. These guides provide the law enforcement community with useful guidance, knowledge and best practices related to key problem-oriented ... multiple events and acts of retaliation, offer police opportunities to identify the dispute and then execute an appropriate response. In some instances, if police had known about the initial dispute ... event (such as when gunshots are fired) involving a police response Some time between the initial dispute and the violent incident, during which the department can intervene /reports/2020/12

Law Enforcement Deaths by Suicide

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The first analysis of a database of 1,287 suicide deaths of police and correctional officers examines age, location, job, life challenges, and other factors.

Law Enforcement Deaths by Suicide Law Enforcement Deaths by Suicide The first analysis of a database of 1,287 suicide deaths of police and correctional officers examines age, location, job, life challenges, and other factors. Introduction Police and correctional officers (hereafter referred to as public safety personnel) routinely confront arduous and psychologically taxing circumstances ... & Steege, 2021). Thoen et al. (2020) reported that 12.4 percent of surveyed police officers expressed a likelihood of future suicide attempts, with 13.2 percent acknowledging suicidal thoughts

COMMUNITY POLICING EVALUATION OF THE CITY OF TULSA OKLAHOMA

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CNA acknowledges the assistance we received from the City of Tulsa, Tulsa Police Department (TPD), and Tulsa community members and organizations in completing this report.

Police Department (TPD), and Tulsa community members and organizations in completing this report. Community collaboration is at the heart of policing in the 21st century. Based on this premise, the City ... Task Force on 21st Century Policing, a national report developed by policing experts and community collaborators in 2015. In order to determine whether the Tulsa Police Department (TPD) is making ... consultation, findings of The Final Report of the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing, the evaluation team’s knowledge of best practices and their experiences working in police agencies