Police Science Dr Podcast, making research accessible to the police practitioner: Recent Episodes
Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol, police practitioner
Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol makes research easy for police practitioners to apply. Investigative psychology for investigative practitioners. Police education on criminology & related fields
This week:* Estimating Recidivism; * Bonuses & Retention; * Volunteers & Traffic Violations;
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This week:* Anti-Profiling Training; * Heat & Gender-Based Violence; * Controlling Shootings;
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This week:* Lineups Vs Showups; * Prison Activities & Misconduct; * Stop & Search Disproportionality?
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This week:
- Victim Reporting;
- Police & Black Youth Relations;
- Women’s Empowerment & Violence;
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This week:* Psychological Safety; * Parent Communication; * Use-Of-Force Hotspots?
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This week:
- Voice Message & Shoplifting;
- Why Officers Quit;
- Detective Mental Health;
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This week:
- Reducing Recidivism;
- Locating Submerged Bodies;
- Positive Police Contact;
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Exclusive interview from the Police Science Dr. Magazine Issue 1
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What is mental health care provision like for the police?
Are psychologists enough to ensure the wellbeing of police officers?
Why do we need peer support in policing? What can fellow officers provide that professional psychologists cannot?
"The gap was we found many police officers were a bit reluctant to engage in these services due to trust issues, they were worried about confidentiality, but mostly worried about the idea that their therapists would not understand what policing was really like. They didn't think that the therapist would understand what it's like to be a cop."
"Peer support fills a niche in the support continuum that cannot be filled in any other way" "The difference is the power of the peer.
The difference is a police officer speaking to someone who he or she feels has done the job, walked in their shoes, knows what it's like to confront the stressors of especially modern policing in you know today's tumultuous world. So, this is why I'm a strong advocate of peer support and I've coordinated and supervised and trained peer support teams for several decades and continue to do so and encourage other departments to do so as well."
"What we have found in the last several years with the best statistics we have available and again, I'll caution that these statistics are very difficult to develop, is that the number of suicides in the American policing profession has exceeded the number of police officers killed by accident and by felonious assault combined in the last several years."
This week:
- Gun Carrying Factors;
- Gender Expectations & Violence;
- Stalking Cessation;
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From Issue 1 of the Police Science Dr Magazine
"I believe evidence-based policing is a trending topic and we should follow this path because it is necessary for you to have strong evidence to support our decision-makers and once we have academia beside us it's really important, because we are not alone and we start in this process right now. This is something really new here in Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro specifically. I don't see any initiative so far, so what we are trying to do is to bring academia closer to the police to work together and to investigate together, to study together, to discuss. I think this is the path that once we have better informed decisions based on academic evidence, it will help us a great deal, I believe."
"We have a strong problem here concerning drug dealers, concerning illegal firearms, so we need to better investigate how these firearms, how drugs arrive here in Brazil, specifically in Rio de Janeiro, because we don't have international borders, we are on the coast, we are bordering the Atlantic Ocean, so borders in Brazil are far away from my home town, my home state, and we don't produce drugs, we don't have coca plantations, we don't produce firearms but we have a lot of problems with drugs and firearms here, so we need to study more in depth what's happening and take some actions based on informed academic decisions."
"It's really a huge problem, because we have huge borders and our borders are porous. For you to have a rough idea, Brazil has 17,000 km of land borders and we share borders in Brazil with 10 different countries in South America, among these 10 we have Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, the three major producers of coca in the world. So, cocaine arrives pretty easily in Brazil, just in terms of comparison, the United States South border with Mexico has roughly 3,000 km of land borders and Brazil has 17,000 km of land borders with 10 different countries, and three major producers of coca, so just considering these numbers you can understand how huge is our challenge here in Brazil to control our borders, to avoid international trafficking, to counter international organised criminals is really huge problem."
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This week:* Guns’ Journey To Crime; * Street Lighting & Crime; * Predicting Police Encounters;
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This week:* Burnout & Use Of Force; * Mindfulness; * Sex Offender Treatment;
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This week:
- Deceptive Interrogation Bans;
- AI Analysing BWV;
- Rapport In Victim Interviews;
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Dr Micki Pistorious in Issue 1 of the Police Science Dr Magazine
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Exclusive interview with May-Britt from the International Policing Association for the Police Science Dr Magazine issue 1
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Dr Auke van Dijk is interviewed for Issue 1 of the Police Science Dr Magazine www.PoliceScienceDr.com/mag1
This week:
Non-Reporting;
Reducing Child Marriage;
Repeat Youth Victimisation;
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Clare Bowie, former geographic profiler with the National Crime Agency, talks about how a serial rapist was caught.
From Issue 1 of the Police Science Dr Magazine
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There is a way in which victims of domestic abuse can obtain vital police assistance within minutes of their first call, rather than waiting for physical attendance, sometimes until the next day. And they don't risk neighbours talking about a police car being parked outside the house, which could eventually get back to the perpetrator.
This and many other expert interviews in the upcoming Police Science Dr Magazine
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This week:
- AI Reviews Of BWV;
- Martial Arts & Aggression;
- Compassion Satisfaction;
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From the Police Science Dr Magazine Issue 1
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Witness evidence can be unreliable, should it therefore be disregarded?
Dr. Keshav Kumar talks about the success of forensics in getting convictions
Exclusive interview for the 1st issue of the Police Science Dr Magazine
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Dr Keshav Kumar's interview in issue 1 of the Police Science Dr Magazine
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This week:* Homicide Perpetrators; * Reducing White Youth Crime; * HotSpots effects in China;
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Data science companies that work with policing - get in touch!
What services do you already offer and what do you think law enforcement could still benefit from?
Can algorithms ever perform as well or even better than human judgement?
Professor Lawrence Sherman believes they can. What is your take on this?
With prison overcrowding, could we keep 60% of offenders away from them in the 1st place?
Are there better ways to deal with relatively low-risk offenders?
Should prison be reserved for the more serious 40% only?
Prof Peter Neyroud of Cambridge University speaks about diversion as an alternative to incarceration
Exclusive Police Science Dr Magazine interview
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Sweden struggles with warring gangs
Their young members have emotional needs like everyone else but find their sense of belonging and achievement in all the wrong ways
May-Britt Rinaldo Ronnebro appears in the upcoming Police Science Dr Magazine
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This week:
- CSA Within Families;
- Police Volunteers;
- Survivors’ Experience Of Interviews;
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Police Mental Health has been an urgent topic for a number of years now
With record numbers leaving policing and high absence and suicide rates, improving the wellbeing of officers has become paramount
Dr Jack Digliani talks about peer support in policing, and the gap it fills in health provisions
Exclusive Police Science Dr Magazine interview
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This week:* Reducing Rape-Myth Acceptance; * Effect Of Open Prison; * Community Policing;
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This week: * Recency & Decay In Desistance; * Investigators’ Psychological Health; * Polygraphs & False Confessions;
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This week:
- Maternity in policing;
- Organizational Injustice & Depolicing;
- Motivational Interviewing;
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This week:
- Parents & Police;
- Help-Seeking & Interest In Children;
- Impact Of Silence;
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This week:
- Moral Injury & PTSD;
- Anti-Police Sentiment;
- Biosensor Technology;
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This week:* Police Avoidance; * Acoustic Gunshot Detection; * Killing Cascade;
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This week:* Anti-Reactance Training; * Modern Gang Desisters; * Racist Cops?
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This week:* Investigations & PTSD * Focused Deterrence * Pretrial Publicity
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This week:* Sexual Trauma Research; * Barriers Reporting IPV; * Crime Prevention;
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This week: * Science-Based Interviewing * VR Stress Resilience * Work Release Programs
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This week:
- Child Sex Abuse Interviews;
- Recruitment Disqualifiers;
- Mass Shootings & Pollen;
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Dr IPIP is now Police Science Dr
This video will introduce you to the concept of Evidence-Based Policing. It contains several definitions from various experts and talks through some practical examples.
It then gives you a step-by-step list of how to ‘do’ evidence-based policing when you’re in this all by yourself.
This video features footage shot at the Society of Evidence-Based Policing conference at the Royal Society in London, 2019.
Links to evidence-based policing organisations:
UK: www.sebp.police.uk
Australia & New Zealand: www.anzsebp.com
Canada: www.can-sebp.net
USA: www.americansebp.org
Music: ‘Fairy Meeting’ by Emily A. Sprague; ‘Float’ by Emily A. Sprague; ‘Serenity’ by Aakash Gandhi;
Disclaimer: Police Science Dr provides general information that stems from published research. However, each investigation needs to be assessed and conducted individually. The content Dr IPIP provides is not to be taken as specific advice for any one investigation and is intended to enhance investigative skills overall.
This week:* Rehabilitation And Re-entry; * Eye-Tracking In Child Eyewitnesses; * Impact Of Halfway Houses;
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This week: * Martial Arts; * Anti-Cyber-Bullying App; * Trauma In Policing;
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This week: * Police-Related Deaths & Neighbourhoods; * AI Analysing BWC footage; * Border Collaboration;
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This week: * Drug Courts & Violence; * ADHD & Autism In Arrestees; * Procedural Justice In Hotspots;
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This week:* Multiple Perpetrator Sexual Assault; * Facial Recognition Technology; * Hope In Incarcerated Youth;
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This week: * Violence Against Women & Girls & Body-Worn Cameras * Evidence-Based Policing Community * Cognitive Interview & Timing
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This week:
- Mnemonic Consistency;
- Why Join Law Enforcement?
- False Denials & Memory;
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This week:
- Decriminalization & Arrests;
- Reporting Corruption;
- Compulsory Addiction Treatment;
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This week:
- Parole Officers;
- Perceptions Of Police Candidates;
- Discretion At Shift End;
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National Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2025
Time & Location 10 Sept 2025, 08:45 – 11 Sept 2025, 1
5:00 Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH, UK
About the event National Evidence-Based Policing Conference comes to Huddersfield in September 2025
10–11 September 2025 | University of Huddersfield National EBP Awards Dinner | 10 September | Cedar Court Hotel
The Crime and Policing Research Centre at the University of Huddersfield and the Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) are proud to announce that the 13th National Evidence-Based Policing Conference will take place on 10–11 September 2025 at the University's main campus.
This flagship annual event brings together hundreds of police professionals, researchers, charities and industry partners from across the UK for two days of learning, networking and practical innovation. T
he conference focuses on turning research into real-world impact - helping the police and partners deliver safer communities through evidence-informed approaches.
Practical research, real-world impact
To book tickets: https://www.sebp.police.uk/
This week:
- Likeability & Identification;
- Non-Police Responses;
- Is Procedural Justice Global?
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National Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2025
Time & Location 10 Sept 2025, 08:45 – 11 Sept 2025, 15:00 Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH, UK
About the event
National Evidence-Based Policing Conference comes to Huddersfield in September 2025 10–11 September 2025 | University of Huddersfield
National EBP Awards Dinner | 10 September | Cedar Court Hotel
The Crime and Policing Research Centre at the University of Huddersfield and the Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) are proud to announce that the 13th National Evidence-Based Policing Conference will take place on 10–11 September 2025 at the University's main campus. This flagship annual event brings together hundreds of police professionals, researchers, charities and industry partners from across the UK for two days of learning, networking and practical innovation.
The conference focuses on turning research into real-world impact - helping the police and partners deliver safer communities through evidence-informed approaches.
Practical research, real-world impact https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
National Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2025
Time & Location 10 Sept 2025, 08:45 – 11 Sept 2025, 15:00
Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH, UK
About the event: National Evidence-Based Policing Conference comes to Huddersfield in September 2025 10–11 September 2025 | University of Huddersfield
National EBP Awards Dinner | 10 September | Cedar Court Hotel
The Crime and Policing Research Centre at the University of Huddersfield and the Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) are proud to announce that the 13th National Evidence-Based Policing Conference will take place on 10–11 September 2025 at the University's main campus.
National Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2025
& Location 10 Sept 2025, 08:45 – 11 Sept 2025, 15:00
Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH, UK
About the event National Evidence-Based Policing Conference comes to Huddersfield in September 2025
10–11 September 2025 | University of Huddersfield
National EBP Awards Dinner | 10 September | Cedar Court Hotel
The Crime and Policing Research Centre at the University of Huddersfield and the Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) are proud to announce that the 13th National Evidence-Based Policing Conference will take place on 10–11 September 2025 at the University's main campus.
This flagship annual event brings together hundreds of police professionals, researchers, charities and industry partners from across the UK for two days of learning, networking and practical innovation. The conference focuses on turning research into real-world impact - helping the police and partners deliver safer communities through evidence-informed approaches.
Practical research, real-world impact
https://www.sebp.police.uk/event-details/national-evidence-based-policing-conference-2025-1
This week:
- Community Violence;
- Economic Level & Child Maltreatment;
- Primacy Effects For Parole;
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Global Societies of Evidence Based Policing Conference
Time & Location: 21 Jul 2025, 08:00 – 22 Jul 2025, 17:00
https://www.sebp.police.uk/event-details/national-evidence-based-policing-conference-2025-1
Global Societies of Evidence Based Policing Conference
Time & Location: 21 Jul 2025, 08:00 – 22 Jul 2025, 17:00
https://www.sebp.police.uk/event-details/national-evidence-based-policing-conference-2025-1
Global Societies of Evidence Based Policing Conference
Time & Location: 21 Jul 2025, 08:00 – 22 Jul 2025, 17:00
https://www.sebp.police.uk/event-details/national-evidence-based-policing-conference-2025-1
This week:
- Disadvantage & Violence;
- Criminal Governance In Gangs;
- Procedural Justice In Prisons;
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Prof Mazerolle will speak about partnership policing Global Societies of Evidence-Based Policing Conference
21st & 22nd July, Cambridge
https://www.sebp.police.uk/
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Our expert panel talks about the dos and don'ts of trying to implement targeted patrols in crime hotspots .
Easier Said Than Done is our monthly panel discussion about implementing evidence-based ideas. We've partnered with Police Science Dr and the Youth Endowment Fund to give you an opportunity to hear from and interact with professionals involved in frontline practice. We try to get beneath the surface of the research and explore the ins and outs of what it's like to actually make it happen on the ground.
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Easier Said Than Done webinar - Video Response
The time it takes to get a response from police is a key determinant of public satisfaction and police performance. In recent years, forces have experimented with using video-call technology to connect callers to police officers more quickly. Rigorous evaluations have shown it to be much, much faster and popular with victims of crime. But like anything involving technology in a fast moving environment, it's not easy to get it up and running. In this episode of ESTD, we'll talk to people who have been at the forefront of the early pilots and their follow ups. We'll discuss the potential problems and solutions on the implementation journey and, as usual, give everyone the opportunity to ask the panel questions directly.
This week:
- Attorneys & Pleas;
- Friends Effecting Deterrence;
- Dogs For Police Wellbeing;
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The Society of Evidence-Based Policing and Police Science Dr are hosting a webinar with a panel of experts who have implemented focused deterrence strategies within their police force
First of the SEBP & Police Science Dr webinar series on how to implement research projects or set up trials, studies and initiatives.
Today, we're speaking to a panel of experts about how to set up a Deferred Prosecution program. If you are with us live, you can post questions into the comments that we can put to the panel.
Deferred prosecution is an alternative to traditional criminal justice processes where prosecution is delayed, typically dependent on the offender meeting specific conditions or completing an intervention program. If conditions are met successfully, prosecution is dropped.
This week:
- Domestic Abuse By Police;
- Drug Seizures & Overdose;
- Parental and Offspring Offending;
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This week:
- Choosing A Policing Career;
- AI & Procedural Justice;
- Street Lighting & Crime;
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This week:
- Preventing Cyber Dating Abuse;
- Algorithmic Models In Policing;
- Deterministic Perceptions In Gangs;
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This week:
- Procedural Justice Filter
- Temperature & Homicide
- Lies & Incarceration
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This week:
- Reasons For Non-Disclosure
- Digital Crime Reporting
- Enabling Accountability
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This week:
- Headlines to Handcuffs
- Police Encounters & GBV
- Wellbeing In Apprenticeships
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Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge www.sebp.police.uk
Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge www.sebp.police.uk
This week:
- Mexican Reform Outcomes
- Bystander Education
- Researcher-Agency Collaborations
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Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge www.sebp.police.uk
Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge www.sebp.police.uk
This week:
- Work-Related Characteristics;
- Health Intervention;
- County Lines Programme;
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Professor Jason Roach will be speaking about how evidence-based policing needs to develop at the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing
For more information, please visit: www.sebp.police.uk
Cambridgeshire's Chief Constable Nick Dean speaks about the upcoming conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing.
Whilst tickets for the 2-day conference have sold out, we will be streaming bits live from the conference and you will be able to see some of its content on our social media channels afterwards.
For more information, please visit www.sebp.police.uk
Jacob Verrey will speak at the Society of Evidence-Based Policing conference next week to give police a clear understanding of how they can evaluate all the AI tools on offer to law enforcement
For more information and for tickets, please visit: www.sebp.police.uk
This week:
- Police Uniform /
- Drug Decriminalisation /
- Image-Based Sexual Abuse /
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Paul Foster from the National Crime Agency will speak at the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge on the 11th and 12th of September.
He will present on the impact of Operation Fang Tooth that the UK coordinated with international partners and colleagues
Dr Diane Gutiw and Nick Dale from CGI will speak at the Society of Evidence-Based Policing conference in Cambridge on the 11th and 12th of September about using AI to detect patterns in data, images and video footage, as well as other uses.
For more information about the conference and for tickets, please visit: www.sebp.police.uk
Sarah Carlsen-Browne from Devon and Cornwall Police will be speaking at next week's Society of Evidence-Based Policing conference about her pre-implementation study
For more information, all speakers and tickets, please visit: www.sebp.police.uk
This week:
- Preventing DA;
- Geospatial Crime Dispersion;
- Predictors Of Elder Abuse;
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DI Tina Wallace from Thames Valley Police will share warning signs that the public and potential victims should be aware of so that they can intervene and stop offences from taking place. Bystanders play a vital role because they are at the crime scene before the police get there, even before the actual offence occurs
For more information and to book tickets, please visit: https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
Dr Peter Neyroud will speak at the upcoming SEBP conference about alternatives to prison and their evidence base
For more information on the conference on the 11th & 12th of September in Cambridge, UK and to book tickets, please visit https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
Learn about how to target violence against women and girls in public places
Abu Ullah speaks about the findings of his research our upcoming SEBP conference, 11th - 12th September 2024
This week:
- Turnover Intentions;
- Effect Of Wellness Training;
- De-Escalation Training;
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You are invited to our annual conference on 9th & 10th November for all law enforcement practitioners, researchers, students and other interested parties.
Taking place at the College of Policing, Ryton, UK
Book your place here, accommodation and dinner also available: https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
The Society of Evidence Based Policing is holding its annual conference in Cambridge this year, on the 11th & 12th of September.
Tickets are available here: https://www.sebp.police.uk/events/conference24
This week:
- Policing Job Satisfaction;
- Recidivism Of Sex-Offenders;
- Ageing In The Police;
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This week:
- Inequality & Women In Policing Not
- Becoming A Police Officer
- Policing By Telephone
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This week:
- Offending & Working Memory
- Machine Crime Linkage
- Procedural Justice & Gangs
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This week:
- Friendships & Firearms Use;
- Probabilities Over p-Values;
- Prison Visitation & Mortality;
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This week:
- Spatial Structure of Crime;
- Informal Social Control;
- AI Report Writing;
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This week:
- Resident-Visitor Ratios;
- Investigating Intimate Partner Sexual Violence;
- DA Reporting Likelihood;
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2023 Conference The Importance of Focus:
How EBP Can Drive Precision Policing
Starts: 9.30am Thursday 9 November, including conference dinner and speaker Ends: 12.45pm Friday 10 November
Where: College of Policing - Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Coventry CV8 3EN To book,
visit https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
You are invited to our annual conference on 9th & 10th November for all law enforcement practitioners, researchers, students and other interested parties.idence Based Policing
Taking place at the College of Policing, Ryton, UK
Book your place here, accommodation and dinner also available:
https://www.sebp.police.uk/events
LIVE interview with Dr Matt Bland of Cambridge University, who recently published a study on how to reduce crime by 40% simply by operating targeted 15-minute patrols.
Wanna know how that's done? Watch the interview....
Police Science Dr just launched a channel on Policing TV!
My first video is now out: https://policing.tv/videos/data-as-an-asset-in-the-fight-against-knife-crime/
It's kick-starting a series of conference talk summaries from the Society of Evidence-Based Policing conference of 2020
Register for free at Policing TV to access the video
More to come, watch this space!
Interview with Dr Olivia Johnson, founder of the Blue Wall Institute, where she trains first responders and their families about suicide awareness and prevention, peer support, stress and anger management and leadership issues.
Dr. Johnson is a veteran of the United States Air Force, a former police officer, and published author. She holds a master’s in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Missouri, St. Louis and a doctorate in Organizational Leadership Management from the University of Phoenix, School of Advanced Studies.
Due to her perseverance in raising awareness of the issues facing our first responders, she was named the Illinois State Representative and active Board Member for the National Police Suicide Foundation. Dr. Johnson recently announced the inception of the National Law Enforcement Suicide Mortality Database™, which will track all law enforcement and correctional officer suicides and non-fatal suicide attempts.
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This week:
- Alcohol-Related Crime;
- Generative AI In Police Reporting;
- Time Of Day & Interviewing Skills;
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Police psychologist and chairman of Badge Of Life Dr Marla Friedman speaks to Police Science Dr about police mental health, cop suicide, and programs she has developed to improve the emotional wellbeing of police
Prof Gabrielle Salfati of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York speaks to Police Science Dr about linking serial crimes to the right offender.
In this interview with Prof Laurence Alison, we discuss how to interview suspects in the most efficient and ethical way
This week:
Childcare Subsidies & DA;
Cross-Examination of Children;
Politics & Sexual Harassment;
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One of the biggest legends in geographic profiling, Prof Kim Rossmo, speaks to Police Science Dr about his journey in this topic and some of the cases and insights he's had in his career
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In this interview with Commander Alex Murray, the founder of the first Society of Evidence Based Policing talks about how he became interested in this concept, what it is and what it means for practitioners.
In this interview, ex-cop and police stress coach Ginny McKenna and I interview Police Chief Cory Darling, who recognised the value of investing in his police officers' mental health
This week:
Suggestive Questioning;
Sexual Recidivism;
Art Therapy In Prisons;
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Although this very popular interview has nothing to do with Christmas, now can be a very challenging time for many.
Here, DCI Brammer and I spoke about how important mental health is both for us as individuals but also to the people we love and serve.
If we don't look after the inner mental and emotional workings of our police, they cannot function and keep us safe.
Re-watch this interview with the father of Evidence-Based Policing himself, Professor Lawrence Sherman.
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This week:
Murderer Rehabilitation
Victim-Centric Investigations
Visuals For Police Leaders
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Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol of Police Science Dr speaks to Chris Allen - lecturer, researcher and consultant, about the challenges and opportunities for investigating and dismantling organised and transnational crime.
Chris has also created an online course on Policing Organised Crime for Analysts & Investigators for the Police Science Dr Academy which is open for enrolment now for a January 2022 launch.
Visit the Academy for more information: https://www.academy.policesciencedr.com/
LIVE interview with Gary Pankhurst from the International Investigative Interviewing Research Group
The science behind investigative interviewing and what the iIIRG are contributing to law enforcement practice
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Free conference with 4 training sessions by world-renowned experts on suspect interviewing, witness interviewing, and interviewing for sexual offences
rof Ray Bull
Prof Becky Milne
Dr Patrick Tirmarsh
Prof Laurence Alison MBE
For a certificate of attendance, and to be sent the replay link as well as the link to the discounted eBook which has the transcripts, timestamps and speaker resources of each session, register here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/rfc2
This week:
Video Visitations Peer
Mentors & Desistance
Bodycams In Police Training
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Live interview with Police Chief Cory Darling, of Sunriver PD, Oregon, USA.
Cory managed to cut down his police department's sick days to one third and reduce insurance claims by half, "simply" by addressing the mental health of his officers.
If you would like to know how he did that, and how this could perhaps be done in your own police force, make sure you watch this interview.
Ginny McKenna, police stress expert, and Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol aka Police Science Dr, speak to Cory on how he improved his officers' wellbeing and saved the force thousands of dollars!
Enrolment closes today for 'Emergency Stress Pit Stop', an online coaching program by police stress expert Ginny McKenna
Check here to see if it's right for you: https://www.academy.policesciencedr.com/course/gm_1_front
You will learn how to control your stress response in critical situations, be they at work or in life generally, how to be able to calm yourself down, stop anxiety and negative thoughts, and how to get your life back.
External to your organisation, confidential, specifically tailored to law enforcement and emergency services.
Professor Alison is Director of the National Unit for Critical Incident Decision-Making and leads the University of Liverpool’s Psychological Resource Network and Chair in Forensic and Investigative Psychology at the university's Institute of Population Health.
He has done a lot of work in critical incident decision-making and interviews of high-value detainees (e.g. terrorism suspects). He developed a unique interviewing technique that embeds motivational interviewing, which has its background in addiction therapy, to create a safe space for guilty suspects to open up about what they've done.
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This week:
- Victims’ Views Of CI
- Prison Security Levels
- Procedural Justice For Staff
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Free Police Stress & Resilience Workshop Series
1-hour workshop with Ginny McKenna, ex-cop & accredited life coach, specialising in helping emergency workers cope with stress, pressure, and life
All 3 workshops will take place live at 4pm BST / 11am EST / 8am PDT
If you can't attend live, register anyway to be emailed the replay links, and you'll be able to catch up in your own time: https://www.policesciencedr.com/srw
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Free Police Stress & Resilience Workshop Series
1-hour workshop with Ginny McKenna, ex-cop & accredited life coach, specialising in helping emergency workers cope with stress, pressure, and life
All 3 workshops will take place live at 4pm BST / 11am EST / 8am PDT
If you can't attend live, register anyway to be emailed the replay links, and you'll be able to catch up in your own time: https://www.policesciencedr.com/srw
Certificates of attendance will also be sent out to those who register here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/srw
Free Police Stress & Resilience Workshop Series
1-hour workshop with Ginny McKenna, ex-cop & accredited life coach, specialising in helping emergency workers cope with stress, pressure, and life
All 3 workshops will take place live at 4pm BST / 11am EST / 8am PDT
If you can't attend live, register anyway to be emailed the replay links, and you'll be able to catch up in your own time: https://www.policesciencedr.com/srw
Certificates of attendance will also be sent out to those who register here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/srw
This week:
- Victims’ Views Of CI
- Prison Security Levels
- Procedural Justice For Staff
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Gabrielle Salfati is a Professor of Psychology and the Director of the Investigative Psychology Research Unit at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Her 25+ year career to date has been focused on serving the law enforcement and mental health practitioner community.
She has developed and spearheaded initiatives to prioritize best practice in translation of scientific evidence to be applicable in practice through the development of practitioner-focused training, and trains law enforcement officers, crime analysts, forensic psychologists and other criminal justice and mental health professionals.
She is part of the first group of people who emerged within the new field of Investigative Psychology, and was instrumental in its development as an international research field on the empirical analysis of violent criminal behavior. Her main areas of expertise relates to how psychology is applied to police investigations, in particular with reference to behavioral crime scene analysis, offender profiling, and linking serial crime. All of her work has focused on developing evidence-based practice tools for law enforcement and the crime analysis field, specifically as it pertains to behavioral analysis, has been done in collaboration with law enforcement agencies internationally.
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The legend of investigative interviews himself, Professor Ray Bull, was interviewed live by Police Science Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol .
Ray helped develop the 'PEACE' method of investigative interviewing in 1991 and very recently in putting together a UN guidance document on investigative interviewing. He's also ranked in the top 4% of scientists in the world.
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Ex-police officer Gareth Keyte was a very happy and successful police officer - a Public Order Commander, Initial Firearms Commander and Senior Investigating Officer, until it was not the trauma of the things he saw in the community that broke him, but how he was treated by his organisation, that made him fall. He had to take time off to deal with his mental health and then had to leave the job altogether - but he was able to climb out of that hole and start a new life with the help of coaching. We speak about mental health in policing, a massive topic at the moment, and the steps you can take to ensure you don't remain stuck in a bad situation.
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Interview with PC Andrew Harris, who might possibly be the UK's most effective cop!
Andrew managed to reduce violence and disorder by 70% (!) by being a uniformed presence on mental health wards that wanted more police support to protect their staff and patients.
Bedfordshire Police are working with local mental health services and these services are very cooperative with Andrew, as the project has been so incredibly effective at reducing incidents.
Andrew is approachable both to patients and staff, he enables patients to come and talk to him when they are frustrated and to talk things through rather than reacting without thinking. Andrew gets the patient to reflect on their decision-making and their behaviour, and many incidents have been prevented that way before they even took place.
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Police Science Dr will interview Prof Clifford Stott, an expert in public order policing, on how best to handle large crowds, which has been a serious issue for policing around the world recently. Clifford Stott is a Professor of Social Psychology and Dean for Research in the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Keele University. He specialises in crowd psychology and has a wide-ranging interest in understanding the role of group-level dynamics in police-citizen interactions. He currently sits on the Behavioural Science sub-committee of the UK Government Scientific Advisory Group in Emergencies and co-Chairs their Policing and Security group.
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This week:
- Corporal Punishment
- Mental Health & Police At Uni
- Concerns About Bodycams
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Live interview with Professor Jason Roach on Self-Selection Policing: how to identify serious offenders from the minor offences they volunteer to commit.
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Is there a predictable path to domestic murder? Professor Jane Monckton-Smith has identified a common pathway in coercively-controlling relationships that can end in murder. Watch the full interview: https://www.policesciencedr.com/28-jane-iv Also, if you are interested in attending the free Rapid-Fire on Behavioural Science In Policing, register here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/rfc And you can now pre-book the first feature-length course on the Police Science Dr Academy: 'Emergency Stress Pit Stop - Helping Police Officers & Police Staff Beat Stress, Take back Control & Thrive' on https://www.academy.policesciencedr.com/
No time to get bored!
A free online event that will deliver short, sharp 10-minute training sessions. Learn about:
• Where to find the evidence in sexual offence cases
• How to deal with people in crisis as a 1st responder
• How to recognise the 8 stages to domestic homicide
• How to use behavioural science in crime analysis
• How to prevent crime using the psychology of influence
• How to use geographic profiling to advance investigations
• How to link the right crimes together to have more pieces to the puzzle
• How to handle stress when working in the police
• Why victims of domestic abuse don't leave their partner and how to help them
Register for your free place here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/rfc1
This week:
- Organised Crime Intervention
- Fraud Reporting
- Violence Exposure & Cognitive Outcomes
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Interview with Nick Roy, a crime analyst based in the US, and host of the NIRO Knowledge podcast, who talked to me about the challenges in crime analysis.
Watch full interview here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/27-nick-roy-iv
LIVE interview with the amazing Ginny McKenna, who helps cops reclaim their live by guiding them through stress and trauma brought on by the job.
She gets what these officers and staff are going through, as she's walked in their police boots herself - she was a frontline police officer for over 21 years and found herself on the brink of suicide.
Today, she dedicates her life to helping those who are where she was, so that they never reach those dark places she's been.
Dr Matt Bland from Cambridge University talks about his research into domestic abuse and also the algorithms that have been created to help police predict which couples need particular attention.
This week:
- Halfway Houses
- Greater Hotpots Effects
- Hair Salon Training
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The 8-stage progression in cases of high-risk coercive control, and how and why risk escalates in those situations.
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Professor Jane Monckton-Smith's book on the 8 Stages to Domestic Homicide: https://amzn.to/3amhjq1 (affiliate link, Amazon would give me a small percentage of the sale if you bought the book through this link as a thank you for putting the two of you together)
This is a LIVE interview with Detective Chief Inspector Ryan Brammer, Bedfordshire Police (UK).
We talk about the changes he made as a person and as a police officer that had immediate impacts on his wellbeing and his career. He had become desensitised, fell out of love with policing and had to learn the 'softer skills' to break out of this dark place.
DCI Ryan Brammer talks about how he dug himself out of a mental and emotional low, following a breakdown with symptoms akin to a heart attack.
He used his time off work to regroup, refocus, and to do a full-scale review of himself. When he went back to work, he was functioning better than ever.
Ryan talks about the importance of working on your inner self so that you can function as a cop.
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Drawing on over 30 years’ experience, Patrick argues that we need to find a new way to understand, investigate and talk about sexual crimes. He forces us all to question our own prejudices and assumptions – about both victims and perpetrators – and to question the social, criminal and judicial systems that mean that so few of these crimes ever end in convictions.
This week:
- Organised Crime Intervention
- Fraud Reporting
- Violence Exposure & Cognitive Outcomes
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This week:
- Mental Health & Juvenile Offending
- Changing Rape Attitudes
- School Exclusions & Crime
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This week:
- Suspect Interviewing
- Effects Of Cannabis Legalisation
- Economic Empowerment & DA
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This week:
- Appearance Change Instructions
- Stop & Search Outcomes
- Data Protection & Data Sharing
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This week:
- Door Hangers In Crime Prevention.
- Police in Schools
- Prison Officer Wellbeing
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This week:
- Gender-Responsive Interventions
- Differences In US Prison Admissions
- Policing Over The Phone
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This week:
- Jobs & Crime
- Mass Shootings & Suicide
- Susceptibility To RadicalisationJoin the free Police Science Dr email list to have these emailed to you every Tuesday. You'll also get access to the password-protected 'Read' page which houses all video transcripts and all Police Science Snippets
This week:
- Transfer of Rapport
- Child Sexual Abuse & Bias
- Effectiveness Of Sexual Risk Orders
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This week:
- Family Mental Health & Prison
- Teachers & Reoffending
- Mental Health Reluctance
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This week
Race, Incarceration Or Diversion?
BWV Concerns
Youth Custody
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This week:
- Juveniles in US Adult Facilities
- Stranger Rape and Partner Rape
- Group Violence & Alcohol
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This week:
- Mandatory Reporting
- Educating The Public
- Racial Disparity In Victimisation
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This week:
- Views On Hotspot Policing
- DV Disclosure Scheme
- Parental Empathy & Psychopathy
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This week:
- Civilian Oversight
- Violence In Juvenile Detention
- Religion & Rape Perception
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This week:
- Trauma & Impulse Control
- Increasing Police Recruitment
- Police Encounters & Mental Health
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This week:
- Belief In A Just World /
- Violence In Juvenile Detention /
- Smart Decarceration /
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This week:
- Onset Of Child Sexual Abuse
- Maturity & Jury Decisions
- School-To-Prison Pipeline
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This week:
- Prison Visits
- Prison Alternatives
- Biological Treatments
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This week:
- Reducing Youth Delinquency |
- Trust & Reporting |
- Testimony Consistency
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This week:
- Victim Reporting -
- Virtual DA Intervention -
- Youngsters & Police
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This week:
Youth Recidivism
Missing Person Teams
Police Officer Dismissals
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This week:
- Use Of Force Training
- Rounded Kitchen Knives
- Homicide Victimisation
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This week:
- Who Is Violent In Prisons
- Arrest In DA Cases
- Defendant Attire
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This week:
- Drawing For Recall |
- Over-The-Phone-Interview |
- Suspects’ Responses |
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This week:
- Versatility & Recidivism
- Police Violence & Community
- Trust Increasing Police Presence
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This week:
- Organisational Stress In Policing
- Environment & Delinquency
- Probation Officer Training
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This week:
- Preventing Homicide
- Homeless Alcohol Consumption
- Incentives vs. Sanctions
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This week:
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- Black Officers & Stops
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- LGBTQ+ Disclosure & Crime
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- Letter Clarity & Court Attendance
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This week:
- Impact Of Adjacent Consent
- Gang Membership & Health
- Fleeing Suspects & Use Of Force
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This week:
- Socioeconomic Inequality
- Poverty & Crime
- Mental Health & Police Involvement
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This week:
- Police Misconduct
- Investigation Victim-Blaming
- County Lines
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This week:
- Customising Risk-Needs-Assessments
- Victim Advocacy
- Homework vs. Delinquency
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This week:
- Focused Deterrence
- Barriers To Reporting
- Crime Concentration
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This week:
- Procedural Justice In Probation
- Domestic Abuse During Lockdown
- Victim Participation
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This week:
- Reducing Police Shootings
- Youth Image-Based Sexual Abuse
- Domestic Abuse (DA) & Homelessness
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Self-Esteem And Depression In Officers
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Unwanted Sexual Advances By College Men Wilderness Therapy For Delinquent Youth Attendance At Sexual Violence Prevention Initiative
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Neighbourhood Watch & Burglary False Suspect Description After False Identification Intervention For Stalkers.
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Launch of Police Science Dr channel on Policing.TV
Police Science Dr launches its own channel on Policing.TV, the video-based sister-site of Policing Insight.
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Verbal Intelligence & Offending Lie Detection Police Officer Stereotype Threat
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Motivations To Join The Police Juror Perceptions Of Child Sexual Abuse Cases School Suspensions & Arrest In Adolescence
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Exposure To Police Violence & PTSD Animal Abuse In Domestic Relationships Self-Forgiveness & Reoffending
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The Cognitive Interview & Suspects Automating Geographic Profiling Demographic Differences In Acceptance Of Rape Stereotypes
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Male-On-Male Sexual Assault In The Military Women In Policing Ethnicity & Police Shootings
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Jailhouse Informant Testimony
Differential Sentencing Based On Ethnicity
Inter-Crime Distance As A Linkage Factor
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Police Publicity & Proactivity
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Physical Aggression In Relationships
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Effectiveness of Anti-Knife-Carrying Campaigns Burglary Target Selection And Age Effect On Recidivism Of Diversion Vs Fine in Youth
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Giving Statements In 1st vs. 2nd Language Reactive Addressing Of Discrepancies Military Sex Assault Victims’ Behaviour
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Interview with Dr Olivia Johnson, founder of the Blue Wall Institute, where she trains first responders and their families about suicide awareness and prevention, peer support, stress and anger management and leadership issues.
Dr. Johnson is a veteran of the United States Air Force, a former police officer, and published author. She holds a master’s in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Missouri, St. Louis and a doctorate in Organizational Leadership Management from the University of Phoenix, School of Advanced Studies.
Due to her perseverance in raising awareness of the issues facing our first responders, she was named the Illinois State Representative and active Board Member for the National Police Suicide Foundation. Dr. Johnson recently announced the inception of the National Law Enforcement Suicide Mortality Database™, which will track all law enforcement and correctional officer suicides and non-fatal suicide attempts.
Olivia's New Book Practical Considerations for Preventing Police Suicide: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-83974-1#about
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Single Parent Families & Delinquency Face-Covering Post-Mortem Sexual Violence Interviews
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Sexual Assault Disclosure & PTSD
Victim Video Statements & Early Guilty Pleas
Memory Blindness
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Secondary Traumatisation
Reasons For Staying In or Leaving Abusive Relationships
Analysis As A Missed Opportunity
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Society of Evidence Based Policing Chair and Met Commander Alex Murray speaks with Professor Paul Taylor, who earlier this year was appointed as the 1st National Policing Chief Scientific Advisor at the National Police Chiefs' Council
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Misconduct As A Contagion
Child-To-Parent Violence
Engagement In De-Escalation Techniques
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Detecting Deception
Juvenile Police Contact & Later Outcomes
Racial Congruence Between Police & Communities
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Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder & Criminality
Skills Transfer from Police Training into The Field
Costs Of Contact Child Sexual Abus
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Audio Quality & Witness Credibility
Watch footage first or write statement first?
Juveniles’ Perception of Risk of Detection
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Prison Sanctions & Recidivism
Officer Gender & Critical Situations
Mentoring After Prison Release
07/12/2021
Dr Susanne Knabe-Nicol of Police Science Dr speaks to Chris Allen - lecturer, researcher and consultant, about the challenges and opportunities for investigating and dismantling organised and transnational crime.
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Witness Mental Health & Credibility
Interviewers' Response to Resistance
Prison vs. Community Sentences
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Prison vs. Rehabilitation
Predicting Domestic Homicide
Crime Prevention & Cost
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Police Presence & Crime
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School drop-out & violent victimisation
Mental health in prisoners & their partners post-release
Police Mental Health stigma
09/11/2021
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Parental selfishness & psychopathy
Good people doing bad deeds together
Empathy for rape victims
27/10/2021
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ADHD in interviews
Psychological Vulnerabilities
Confessions & Drugs
19/10/2021
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LIVE interview with Gary Pankhurst from the International Investigative Interviewing Research Group The science behind investigative interviewing and what the iIIRG are contributing to law enforcement practice. https://www.PoliceScienceDr.com
Conference with 4 training sessions by world-renowned experts on suspect interviewing, witness interviewing, and interviewing for sexual offences
Prof Ray Bull Prof Becky Milne Dr Patrick Tirmarsh Prof Laurence Alison MBE
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Live interview with Police Chief Cory Darling, of Sunriver PD, Oregon, USA.
Cory managed to cut down his police department's sick days to one third and reduce insurance claims by half, "simply" by addressing the mental health of his officers.
If you would like to know how he did that, and how this could perhaps be done in your own police force, make sure you watch this interview.
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Police Academy Socialisation
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Balanced policing - racial equality in stop & search
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CCTV & Crime Rates
06/07/2021
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What influence does an interviewer have over a suspect's decision-making?
How to put suspects off from confessing
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How the location context impacts on rates of fatal police shootings
How to assess the population for police action
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Mel Aitken, Superintendent, New Zealand Police
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Dr Yvonne Taylor from the College of Policing
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Trauma exposure of delinquent adolescents
Impacts on officers' sleep quality
Police Culture & Domestic Abuse
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Former Cop, had to leave due to mental ill health, UK
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From the Society of Evidence Based Policing conference 2021
Andreas Varotsis is an inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). He is also a Quantitative Crime Scientist, working in the Strategic Insights Unit, which is a multidisciplinary team at the Met providing analytical support to the Commissioner and Management Board of the MPS. The team combine advanced econometric and data science methods with randomised controlled trials, behavioural science and operational policing experience.
Andreas’ area of focus is quantitative modelling, drawing on both econometric and algorithmic tools of analysis, large datasets, and operational insight to provide high quality advice to the most senior decision makers in the MPS.
Andreas also has a particular interest in deploying disruptive technologies in policing, and helps coordinate Police Rewired, a community bringing together volunteers from the civic tech community and policing practitioners to prototype new tools to fight crime.
Chief Inspector
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From Police Science Dr's Mental Health in Policing Conference - Amy Boudreau
Canadian Police Officer, also 'The Yoga Cop'
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Simon is Professor in Criminology at University of West London (UWL) and Director of the National Centre for Gang Research at UWL. He advises the Home Office, Metropolitan Police Service, National Crime Agency and HMICFRS on youth violence, gangs, knives and county lines.
Simon has over 35 years practitioner/professional experience in crime reduction partnerships and community safety including with the Home Office, Hackney council, Islington council and as Crime Reduction Director in Lambeth. He has worked on over 2,500 UK social housing estates, authored numerous reports and in 1999 invented Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs).
His books The Street Casino: survival in violent street gangs (2014) won the Frederick Thrasher Award for 2014 for Superior Gang Research. Current research includes Moped Crime, Drill music, Acid Attacks, Knife Crime, County Lines. His new book with Bristol University Press is County Lines: exploitation and drug dealing amongst urban street gangs.
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How to use behavioural science in crime analysis
Nick Roy
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How to deal with people in crisis as a 1st responder Dave Kneeshaw
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Dr Renee Mitchell is an expert in policing research with a professional background in law enforcement.
As a 22-year member of the Sacramento Police Department, she served in patrol, detectives, recruiting, schools, and the Regional Transit System.
In 2009-2010, she was a Fulbright Police Research Fellow, studying juvenile gang violence at the London Metropolitan Police Service.
She is the co-founder of the American Society of Evidence-Based Policing and serves on its executive committee.
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How to prevent crime using the psychology of influence Prof. Jason Roach
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Get eBook Jason has done a lot of work on 'Self-Selection Policing', which is the tendency of serious criminals to also commit minor offences and come to the attention of police that way.
To learn more about this, you can watch our interview and you can also get Jason's book on the subject. That link will trigger Amazon to give me a small percentage if you order the book using it, as a thank-you for putting the two of you together. The price for you and the authors remains the same, though.
Linking Serial Crimes: Key Indicators & Behavioural Patterns for Solvability Prof. C. Gabrielle Salfati
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How to handle stress when working in the police Ginny McKenna
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Get eBook Ginny has developed a digital course to help police through stress, which is available for pre-order now. See here for more information.
How to recognise the 8 stages to domestic homicide Professor Jane Monckton-Smith
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Dr Laura Hammond
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Alison Eaton
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From the 2021 conference by the Society of Evidence Based Policing
Professor Kirchmaier is the Director of the Crime and Policing programme at the Centre for Economic Performance, and Professor of Risk at the Copenhagen Business School. His interest is large-scale quantitative data analysis. He works very closely with all urban police forces (Met, GMP, WMP), as well as most other forces on the full spectrum of questions on policing and crime. Last year, he developed for and with the Home Office, an evaluation tool of police (Randomised Control) Trials, and previously worked on demand prediction work for HMICFRS and the NCA, amongst others.
Dr. Matteo Sandi
Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics.
Dr Sandi is a Research Economist at the Centre for Economic Performance (LSE). Matteo completed his ESRC-funded PhD in Economics at the University of Sussex in June 2016. During his PhD, he worked with the World Bank Group studying the impact of migration policies on labour markets and school enrolment in developing countries. Matteo was awarded a UK Data Service Data Impact Fellowship in 2017 and he has been a member of the Experts Panel of the Youth Endowment Fund since 2019. Matteo's current areas of research are the determinants of crime, the crime-reducing effects of schooling, policing and public institutions, and the implications for students’ performance and criminal activity of the use of discipline sanctions in school.
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Dr Patrick Tidmarsh
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What really impacts on police mental health?
Should a jury see how rapport is built with a child?
How to get suspects to cooperate in interviews
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Police Stress & How to handle it Ginny wanted to take her own life as the stress of the job as well as her working conditions made life unbearable for her. She had to leave policing for health reasons and recovery took her years, as she went about it all wrong: on her own, with no support.
She doesn't want that to happen to anyone else. She now helps police through these challenges, as she gets how difficult it is to even admit that you're struggling, when you're meant to be this strong persona in a uniform.
Ginny also provided a free training session at last week's Rapid-Fire Conference on Behavioural Science in Policing, you can watch her session here.
Ginny and I are putting together the first feature-length course on the Police Science Dr Academy, Emergency Stress Pit Stop, which is open for pre-booking. Read more about it here.
P.S.: To really learn everything that the 1st Rapid-Fire Conference on Behavioural Science in Policing had to offer, get your eBook with each training sessions' transcript and links to resources here
Thomas Abt teaches, studies, and writes about the use of evidence-informed approaches to address urban gun violence and other public safety problems. He is the author of Bleeding Out: The Devastating Consequences of Urban Violence - and a Bold New Plan for Peace in the Streets, published by Basic Books in June 2019. Abt is a Senior Fellow with the Council on Criminal Justice in Washington, DC, where he directs the National Commission on COVID-19 and Criminal Justice. Prior to the Council, he served as a Senior Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy and Law Schools. Before that, he held leadership positions in the New York Governor's Office and the U.S. Department of Justice. Abt’s work has been featured in major media outlets, including the Atlantic, the Economist, Foreign Affairs, the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, CNN, MSNBC, PBS, and National Public Radio. His TED talk on saving lives by stopping violence has received over 170,000 views.
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Police Science Snippet Nr.21
How to increase your chances of catching out a lying suspect
How are sex workers who are rape victims seen by police?
How to reduce burglaries in a high-risk student area
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Superintendent Ryan Doyle, Devon and Cornwall Police
Ryan is the Head of Criminal Justice and Custody with Devon and Cornwall Police, Founder and Chairman of the charity LHDiversity (commonly known as “Local Heroes”), and a Tedx speaker.
Ryan joined Thames Valley Police in 2003 and, following his probationary period, specialised in Public Protection (specifically Domestic Abuse and Hate Crime). In 2007, Ryan transferred into Devon and Cornwall Police and worked in both Response and CID, before becoming the Diverse Communities Team Leader in 2012. It was during this role that Local Heroes was created; a charity that has worked with Premier League football clubs and a host of Athletes and TV stars to inspire young people into social action that celebrates diversity and promotes inclusion. In October 2015, Ryan delivered his first TED talk at TEDx Totnes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EItwkIzL7tE and has also delivered talks on inclusivity in leadership to senior leaders in HMPPS and a number of Dame Kelly Holmes Trust cohorts.
As a Public Order and Public Safety commander, Ryan has managed a number of incidents including Floods, military parades, high profile football matches and Royal visits, and is now part of the senior command team for the G7 Summit in Cornwall.
In 2020, Ryan completed an M.St in Applied Criminology and Police Leadership with the University of Cambridge. His thesis, “Targeting Missing Persons Most Likely to Come to Harm” was published the same year in an article co-authored by Dr Geoffrey Barnes.
This week:
Could someone pleasant & agreeable get away with a lie?
Should you let a victim choose which officer they give their statement to?
Can you spot which adolescent is more likely to offend? Could you prevent it?
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Dr Krisztián Pósch, Department of Security and Crime Science, University College London, and Professor Jonathan Jackson, London School of Economics
Krisztián Pósch is a lecturer in crime science at the Department of Security and Crime Science at the University College London. He is a visiting fellow at the Department of Methodology at the London School of Economics.
Jonathan Jackson is Professor of Research Methodology and Head of the Department of Methodology. He is an Honorary Professor of Criminology at the University of Sydney Law School and an Affiliated Scholar in the Justice Collaboratory of Yale Law School.
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Are rapists in police databases?
The worst ways to police crowds
How serious offenders choose to inform the police that they're up to no good
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Det. Supt Will Hodgkinson Bedfordshire Police
Domestic abuse: how to protect effectively
Will worked in neighbourhoods, emergency response, CID, public protection and Intelligence within the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) before transferring to Bedfordshire as a Detective Superintendent heading up the Crime and Domestic Abuse areas of business. In the MPS, Will was the Lead Responsible Officer for Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Harassment.
In 2008, Will graduated from the University of Essex with a degree in Criminology and Sociology with a thesis mapping out crime and anti-social behaviour demand and a review of hot spots. In 2018, Will graduated from the University of Warwick with a Master’s degree and a thesis evaluating the application of ‘Lean thinking’ to the MPS approach to dealing with death investigations. In 2018, Will commenced his second Master's degree at the University of Cambridge and conducted a randomised controlled trial (RCT) testing audible alarm technology in high risk domestic abuse addresses across London.
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This week: Does emotional incompetence impact offending?
Whom should police resources be targeted on?
Who are the people that rape?
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From the 2021 Online Conference of the Society of Evidence Based Policing
Professor Jason Roach from the Applied Criminology and Policing Centre at the University of Huddersfield presented live on 31st March:
Unless you have been inhabiting another planet for the past ten years, then you are likely to be aware of Thaler and Sunstein’s ‘nudge’ approach to encouraging us humans into making more ‘prosocial choices’ (2008). Examples include’ nudging’ to help people give up smoking and to encourage people to donate their organs when they die (the former presumably prolonging a promise to do the latter). In terms of a means by which crime might be reduced, then the uptake of nudge continues to lag behind its application in health and social policy initiatives. It is suggested here, that this is primarily because there has been little advancement in nudge thinking in a crime reduction direction, nor has it become more bespoke to policing in the same way that it has for numerous public health issues. Several ideas for how nudge thinking might be advanced, by making it more in tune with policing are presented (e.g. NUDGE-IT), along with the suggestion that by moving current thinking beyond ‘nudge’ towards a broader ‘psychology of influence’ approach, this will be more appealing to those charged with reducing crime.
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What are on offenders' mental maps?
Can rape myths affect case decision-making?
Can an interviewer's attitude towards a crime impact the quality of an interview?
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Professor Lawrence Sherman, honorary chair of the Society of Evidence Based Policing and scholar at the University of Cambridge, along with Met Commander Alex Murray, chair of the SEBP, are opening this 10-week conference with a talk on 'Evidence Based Practice: How Is It The Answer to The Challenges Of Policing'
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Is domestic homicide predictable?
What is the pattern to coercively-controlling relationships?
What are the warning signs that you are in a coercively-controlling relationship?
Watch this interview with Prof. Jane Monckton-Smith: https://www.policesciencedr.com/28-jane-iv
Emergency Stress Pit Stop - Helping Police Officers & Police Staff Beat Stress, Take back Control & Thrive, an online course by an ex-cop turned-coach for cops Ginny McKenna is now available to pre-book on the Police Science Dr Academy: https://www.policesciencedr.com/gm1
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How do you avoid outbreaks of violence at events with large crowds of people?
Are mentally ill people at a higher risk of becoming serial killers than mentally stable people?
When is it best to interview a witness to maximise recall?
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How can you catch the big fish in crime?
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Interview with Nick Roy, a crime analyst based in the US, and host of the NIRO Knowledge podcast, talks to me about the challenges in crime analysis.
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This week: Does Restorative Justice work?
What is its impact on the victim and the offender?
Can you spot warning signs of child neglect and/or abuse in a mother?
How does rapport in suspect interviews assist in investigations?
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This week: What can we glean from when a burglar chooses to offend or not to offend? What does it tell us? Do interviewees recall more information when interviewed in a humanitarian style or a dominant style? What are the most reliable crime linkage factors? If you are already on the email list, you will have received an email with these Snippets. If not, visit www.PoliceScienceDr.com and enter your details into the registration form to join.
What Is Crime Analysis?
This video aims to answer the following: What is Crime Analysis? What do crime analysts do? How can crime analysis help in investigations?
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What can we glean from when a burglar chooses to offend or not to offend?What does it tell us?
Do interviewees recall more information when interviewed in a humanitarian style or a dominant style?
What are the most reliable crime linkage factors?
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'Whole Story' - Dr Patrick Tidmarsh This was a live online interview with Dr Patrick Tidmarsh, who has been working with sexual offenders, investigations and the police for about 30 years.
We discuss his 'Whole Story' approach to investigating sexual offences, and why it is better for victims, for investigators, and why it gets a lot more evidence in the case than the usual approaches.
Also, do you know how many sexual assault allegations are false? The answer may surprise you! Read about it here: https://doi.org/10.1177/1077801210387747
Some research by Suzanne Blackwell which is mentioned: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Suzanne-Blackwell-2065514463
Another article recommended: Lawyers’ Strategies for Cross-examining Rape Complainants: Have We Moved Beyond the 1950s? Sarah Zydervelt, Rachel Zajac, Andy Kaladelfos, Nina Westera; The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 57, Issue 3, 1 May 2017, Pages 551–569, https://doi.org/10.1093/bjc/azw023
Patrick also recommends Judith Herman's book on Trauma & Recovery
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What is the percentage of false allegations in sexual assault cases?
How can you predict domestic homicides?
How can the introduction in an interview affect the interviewee?
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How can our dealings with victims affect their likelihood of withdrawing from the investigation?
Why can we revert back to stereotypes when cognitive load is increased?
How can we get more different people to decide to join the police?
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At which point do most victims of sexual assault withdraw their support for the investigation?
How can you differentiate between true from fabricated accounts?
What is the relationship between the distance from a location to an offender's home and their likelihood of offending there?
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This week: Psychological vulnerabilities of interviewees; Swearing in written statements; Lie detection in suspect interviews
How do psychological vulnerabilities affect interviews as a victim, witness or suspect?
Which statements are more credible - those with swearing in them or those without?
Can a police officer cause a suspect to appear less truthful through how they interview them?
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How can you use offenders' Modus Operandi (MO) to assist in investigations?
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How to prevent knife murders - how to deter burglars - how to interpret changes in an offender's MO
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This video is based on an article written by Professor David Canter: https://www.davidcanter.com/wp-conten...
It addresses the following questions: why are policing and academia so different? Why are there conflicts between the two? How can police and academics work together better?
The premise is that if both sides understand each other better, they can collaborate more effectively. There are good reasons for why the police and academia are the way they are - their objectives and pressures are very different.
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The content Police Science Dr provides is not to be taken as specific advice for any one investigation and is intended to enhance investigative skills overall. www.PoliceScienceDr.com is a place that helps police and other investigative practitioners access research that is relevant to them. The free video library covers things such as What is Investigative Psychology? What is Offender Profiling? What is Evidence-Based Policing? What is Geographic Profiling? We also have videos on how to interview suspects, how to interview children forensically, how to read research articles, etc.
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How to interview children in a forensic context - Ann Stuart interview “Hello, my name is Ann Stuart, and I am a retired police officer from the Metropolitan Police, I served 34 years in the Met Police. And the last 20 of those I worked in child protection. I performed three roles. I was an investigator for a few years then I wrote policy and procedures and then I took over the
training team, where we delivered specialist child witness interviewing and the specialist child abuse
investigation development program to obviously officers and detectives who were to investigate child abuse.
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How long do the effects of hotspots policing last? Simon Williams interview I'm Simon Williams and I'm currently a senior sergeant with the Western Australian police. Prior to that I was a police officer with West Midlands Police I'm Simon Williams and I'm currently a senior sergeant with the Western Australian police. Prior to that I was a police officer with West Midlands Police for nearly 16 years.
I first heard about evidence-based policing when I was running offender management teams in Birmingham. And we partnered with the University of Cambridge to deliver what was then the biggest randomised control trial and policing anywhere in the world called operation Turning Point. So operation Turning Point was a test of deferred prosecution. Of low-level or first-time offenders away from the criminal justice system. And that's what was my introduction into this concept, this thing called evidence-based policing.
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Can emotional skills predict gang membership? In 2017, it was estimated by the Children’s Commissioner (2017) that over 46,000 children between the ages of 10 and 18 years are involved in gangs in the UK. Even though this problem is increasing in severity with a number of fatal stabbings having taken place in England in the last few years, psychological understanding of gang membership is currently limited (Wood & Alleyne, 2010). In an effort to alleviate this shortcoming, recent research has attempted to shed some light on the emotional risk factors of gang membership by reviewing and summarising existing research (Mallion & Wood, 2018). It is known that emotional processes guide moral reasoning (Dhingra, Debowska, Sharratt, Hyland, & Kola-Palmer, 2015), aid decision making (Modecki, Zimmer-Gembeck, & Guerra, 2017) and support behavioural regulation (Coffman, Melde, & Esbensen, 2015); And we also know that deficits in emotional competence can cause offending behaviour (e.g., Day, 2009; Ward & Nee, 2009). There has been an increasing recognition of the influence that emotional processes can have on other risk factors of offending behaviour, that is social and cognitive factors (Ward, 2017).
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What is an RCT?
You’ve probably heard the term ‘RCT’ a few times, especially in the field of academic research and / or evidence-based policing. Commander Alex Murray used it a lot in his Dr IPIP interview on evidence-based policing. But what is an RCT? In essence, it is the most robust and reliable way of carrying out research that tests something.
RCT stands for randomised-controlled trial. Now, you might think the terms ‘random’ and ‘controlled’ might sound as if they don’t really belong together, but it will become more obvious in a bit how they are connected.
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What is the evidence-based policing matrix?
What is the evidence-based policing matrix? And how do you use the EBP matrix?
It is an online tool that has been developed to help police decision-makers make sense of the current
research that is out there. Hopefully you’ve seen in the ‘What is Evidence-Based Policing’ video what EBP is and why we need it to become more and more a part of policing, and you may also know that it is not always easy to make sense of all the research, or you might not even be able to access any academic works. Watch the ‘How to read academic research?’ video if it might be useful to you. In essence, the evidence-based policing matrix is there to provide you with a single location where relevant policing research on interventions that have been tested is stored, and it also tells you whether the interventions it lists are effective or not. And they are all of at least moderate robustness. Quite neat, isn’t it? And it’s openly available to anyone who’s interested, just go to www.PolicingMatrix.org. It was put together by Drs Cynthia Lum, and Christopher Koper of George Mason University, with the assistance of Dr Cody Telep. It is updated annually with new research that has come out and it tells you a number of things about each study, including whether it worked, didn’t work or had mixed results, or whether it actually had a negative effect, as in backfired.
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Analysing the future of policing - Nic Pole interview
My name's Nick and I'm a principal analyst at the College of Policing, and I suppose people might know me because in policing, when people think of 'analyst', they think of crime analyst or intelligence analyst or performance analyst. But I do a different type of analysis which is futures analysis. Which means I kind of analyse the future to try and inform and support present-day decision-making. So to think about issues that are kind of developing on the horizon. So for the longer-term five or ten years from now and what implications those things might have for, for policing - in the here and now. So how we might better prepare for them.
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Commander Alex Murray on Evidence-Based Policing
Hello everyone, my name is Alex Murray.
I'm a police officer in West Midlands, the West Midlands Police, currently a temporary Assistant Chief Constable [moved on to become a commander in the Metropolitan Police since the interview]. But for a long time within policing I've been interested in 'What Works' and for that you can read 'Evidence-Based Policing'. ....