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Bridgette Bryson

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Bridgette Bryson is a CNA analyst focusing on law enforcement research, training and technical assistance.

Bryson-Bridgette Bridgette Bryson is a CNA analyst focusing on law enforcement research, training and technical assistance. /images/Experts/Bryson-Bridgette.jpg Bridgette Bryson specializes ... of Missouri - Kansas City. Bridgette Bryson Associate Research Analyst Featured Squares white Explore more ... , traffic stop analysis, and reform. At CNA, Bryson serves on the leadership team and as an analyst for the Independent Monitoring Team for the Chicago Police Department Consent Decree. Bryson has received

Developing a Pilot Risk Assessment Model for Law Enforcement Patrol

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CNA used machine learning models on officer injury and death data from police agencies to see how risk assessment could lead to safer dispatch communications.

Dockstader A Pilot Risk Assessment Model for Law Enforcement Patrol Benjamin Carleton Bridgette Bryson Daniel S. Lawrence

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.

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Racial Bias Assessment of North Charleston PD

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CNA conducted a racial bias assessment of the North Charleston Police Department. We assessed the NCPD’s policies and practices against emerging best practices.

in Chief Burgess and his abilities to meaningfully engage with the community. Zoë Thorkildsen Bridgette Bryson /reports/2021/11/Racial-Bias-Assessment-of-the-North-Charleston-Sourth-Carolina-Polic

Racial Bias Audit of the Niskayuna New York Police Department

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This audit provides baseline information to inform the Town of Niskayuna’s response to Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s Executive Order No. 203: New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative.1 In December of 2020, the Town of Niskayuna developed a contract with CNA’s Center for Justice Research and Innovation to conduct a racial bias audit of the NPD. This assessment focused on policies and practices, while also touching on more than racial matters. These types of assessments can help police departments gauge the status of community relationships and work towards improvement.

progress.  Bridgette Bryson Zoë Thorkildsen /reports/2021/03/IRM-2020-U-028800-Final.pdf /reports/2021/03/IRM-2020-U-028800-Final.png /reports/2021/03/NiskayunaRacialBiasPageImage.jpg Justice Research

Racial Bias Audit of Albany NY PD

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This audit will provide baseline information to inform the City of Albany’s response to Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s Executive Order No. 203: New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative.1 In August of 2020, the City of Albany, through a competitive bid, selected the CNA Center for Justice Research and Innovation to conduct a racial bias audit of the Albany, Police Department.

that APD and the City of Albany seek an independent firm to help implement these recommendations and track APD’s progress. Zoë Thorkildsen Bridgette Bryson /reports/2021/01/IRM-2021-U-029039.pdf

Common Operational Picture Technology in Law Enforcement Three Case Studies

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CNA performed case studies of common operational picture(COP) technology use in three law enforcement agencies. Our goal was to address thepaucity of research inthis fieldby providing practitioners and researchers with examples of how these law enforcement agencies have implemented and use these technologies. To do so, we conducted on-site qualitative data collection at the three sites, which revealed common themes among the sites regarding stakeholders, COP technology implementation, and theuse of certain COP technology features. This report lays the groundwork for future work by law enforcementagenciesand researchers in exploring COP technology use andimplementation in law enforcement settings. Researchers and practitioners must further study the efficacy of COP technology in achieving law enforcement goals, such as improving community response, reducing injuries, and preventing or reducing violent crime. This report is not intended to rank or evaluate the products listed. We did not test or evaluate the products. The report’s sole purpose is to provide the law enforcement community with information about how three agencies implemented and use COP technology.

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