Archive for June 2018
âPeace Officersâ Are the Guardians of Our Society
In 2016, our colleague, Executive Director, Sue Rahr of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission wrote on the National Policing Institute blog about how law enforcement has become very good at fighting crime; yet, as a profession, we are struggling; I would agree, law enforcement in the United States is at a crossroads with…
Read MoreGetting Ready for the NIBRS Transition
On January 1, 2021, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will retire the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Programâs Summary Reporting System (SRS). After then, the FBI will only collect crime statistics through the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). We should understand why this is an important move and prepare for it. As local law enforcement…
Read MoreTackling Near Repeat Crime â Strategy Brief
Preventing Near Repeat Residential Burglary â Research Summary
Micro-Level Policing for Preventing Near Repeat Residential Burglary
Interrupting âNear Repeatâ Burglary Patterns: Rapid Identification and Interaction with At-Risk Residents After a Burglary
Community Policing and Public Transportation
On July 1, 2017, the Los Angeles Police Departmentâs (LAPD) newly-formed Transit Services Bureau (TSB) and Transit Services Division (TSD) entered into a five-year contract with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (METRO) with the promise to provide safe and effective conveyance for all 1.5 million Angelenos who commute daily along the 95 miles of rail lines…
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