Almost
every decision made by a law enforcement officer is — and should be — based on
research. It could be as simple as how effective it is for police officers to
carry a tourniquet on their duty belts, or as high profile as storing data from
body-worn cameras.
In
a new article, Captain James Nolette explores how research dictates everything
that officers do, whether they realize it or not, and discusses how his
department in Fayetteville, NC is using research to move policing forward.
- Read the NIJ Journal article to learn more.
- Watch a 3-minute video about the Law Enforcement Advancing Data and Science program - a partnership between NIJ and the International Association of Chiefs of Police - and how it has benefited scholars and police departments.
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