Research

How does an officer draw and fire their pistol when it is clear they intended to draw and discharge their TASER?

Research indicates that rural locations have higher rates of mental illness, opiate addiction and suicide than urban areas

Researchers are investigating the full spectrum of injuries that officers sustain while interacting, arresting, detaining, or pursuing suspects

Our expert panel discusses officers' opinions on critical issues currently impacting law enforcement

A recent webinar analyzed the findings of Police1’s first State of the Industry survey

The DICE framework for public safety involves police, but it does not prioritize law enforcement or use it as a singular intervention strategy

Calculations of the cost of crime refute the idea that reducing LE budgets is financially beneficial for municipalities

The most common motivator to apply to become a police officer was knowing someone in the hiring agency

Respondents will not be required to list their name or department

Exploring the ever-growing array of options and implements that promise to restore order to out-of-control situations

A foundation of data is essential in conversations from the squad room to the halls of legislative bodies

Subduing the COVID-19 pandemic, redoubling smart policing tactics and implementing police reform

We must ensure that police reform proposals reflect the latest human performance and decision-making research

The ICAT training program may well be the only model of de-escalation empirically shown to have a meaningful impact

4,000 officers speak up about police reform, recruitment and more in Police1's State of the Industry survey