Police1 Research Center

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

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

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

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

A recent survey unveiled startling findings about the current psychological health of LEOs

A recent survey finds officers with 5-10 years of service may be at great risk for adverse mental health and diminished work productivity

Police1 and Louisiana State University (LSU) asked officers from across the country to share their opinions

New research finds a significant relationship between muzzle position and the likelihood of making a shooting-decision error

Overall, police leaders and students have different views about how drugs should be treated for hiring officers

Should the ever-increasing list of states becoming more lenient on marijuana alter our hiring criteria?

The promise of less crime and calls for service that would accompany legalization of marijuana remains unfulfilled

While there is insufficient data to determine the true impact of legalized marijuana on crime, the traffic data offers a clear correlation

The report is an informed response to the law enforcement training challenges faced in 2020

Online learning can meet many of the demands of the human brain to engage with the material, retain information and ultimately perform better in the real world