Major Event Impact: How Ferguson and Dallas Changed Police Psychology

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• P1 Research: De-policing and police morale are troubling trends post-Ferguson and Dallas

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  A total of 3,346 responses from verified sworn LE professionals revealed data that supports two narratives that had heretofore relied heavily on anecdotal evidence

• 'Policing Post-Ferguson' survey: Opinions differ across race, rank, and gender

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  P1 and LSU's survey revealed differences in opinion among supervisors and street cops, female and male cops as well as LEOs of different races

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• P1 Research: Cops fear using force despite confidence in training

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  The issue with rewarding LEOs for showing “great restraint” when it comes to UOF is that it evaluates quality of outcome, not necessarily quality of decision

• 2017 'Policing Post-Ferguson' survey complete results

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  Download the full survey results

• Infographic: How are cops policing post-Ferguson?

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  We’ve gathered key findings in three critical areas: use of force, community relations and the mental health impact of events like Ferguson and Dallas

• Exclusive: PoliceOne and LSU's survey of how Ferguson, Dallas have impacted cops

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  We asked street officers and supervisors to weigh in on a number of topics – from use of force to career satisfaction