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• Digital Edition: What cops want in 2021

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

• Converting officers with 5-10 years of experience into career employees

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  Let's decode the data from Police1's State of the Industry survey to address this critical issue

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  Busted! 6 common myths about automatic license plate readers and vehicle detection

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  Automatic license plate readers can be a powerful tool for law enforcement agencies, but it’s important to know what you should expect from this technology (hint – it’s more than you think)

• Fix broken windows, both the concept and on the subway

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  We must stop conflating broken windows policing with stop-and-frisk and zero tolerance

• Foot patrol works. More of it will reduce violence.

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  Foot patrols are not a silver bullet, but when implemented in careful, thoughtful ways in violent crime hot spots, they can reduce and prevent violence

• Brain science not bias training is key to changing performance under stress

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  What do cops and elite athletes have in common? The need to control their minds to perform under stress.

• Presidential commission on law enforcement releases final report

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  The report is the first comprehensive study of law enforcement in more than 55 years

• 3,300 officers respond to COVID vaccine poll: 38% say ‘Yes’ to vaccination

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  Police1 asked LEOs to weigh in on COVID-19 vaccination mandates, ethical obligations and whether they will be vaccinated

• Origins of officer-involved shootings

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  Analysis of data reported to police via 911 calls reveal opportunities to reduce violent outcomes

• Fact-checking the need to reform education requirements for California cops

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  Proposed legislation would bolster academy training to include classes more focused on mental health, social services, psychology and communication

• The rarity of deadly force

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  The true, but largely untold, story of police forgoing deadly force

• From taboo to treatment: Addressing high rates of mental illness among officers

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  Survey finds officers are often unaware they may be experiencing an illness and may need treatment

• Safety and wellness threats are different for rural officers — here’s what police leaders need to know

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  There is a 'healthcare desert' in rural communities, with a near complete absence of mental healthcare providers in general, never mind ones versed in police stress or trauma

• Reducing law enforcement driving risks

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  New project looks at how officers can balance the need for accessing critical data while driving safely to an incident

• Patrol officers wanted for study on fatigue management

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  The research is focused on improving LEO safety, health and wellness

• A letter to the American public: Why ‘shoot them in the leg’ is not an effective strategy

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  When law enforcement practices become political fodder, both officers and civilians lose

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