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From 2008 to 2017, more than half a million LEOs were assaulted—most by people using personal weapons. This trend points toward the need for safer contact and interview techniques

There are important differences in how human beings process information and how a camera does

What does the empirical evidence say about the impact of viewing BWC videos on an officer’s memory?

Dealing with people in crisis is difficult. The only things a police officer can control are the decisions they make and the tactics they use

Results of a recent Force Science Institute study conducted in Winnipeg, Candada are expected to have important legal implications regarding the use of force in the United States

Synchronizing data with high-speed video programs provides a better understanding of the nature of pre-assault, assault and post-assault dynamics

The Hillsboro (Ore.), Police Department and the Force Science Institute partner to explore threats posed by prone suspects — the Discovery Channel videotapes it

How do we prevent agencies, courts and communities from presuming inconsistencies between a report and video evidence means an officer is lying?