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• Select Brian Lande and Jeff Rojek believe that American police need better training.

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  Brian Lande and Jeff Rojek believe that American police need better training.

  From:The Economist

  Mar. 4, 20231,027 words Viewpoint essay 1240LTHE DEATH in January of Tyre Nichols at the hands of five Memphis police officers was a tragedy. In the hour-long video footage of his death, viewers could see the officers fail to use basic policing tactics such as...
• Select Police Training.

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  Police Training.

  From:Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (Vol. 42, Issue 2)

  March-April 2023137 words Brief article 1180LThe body cam video from Memphis, TN shows a familiar scene, starting with a traffic stop for a 29-year-old Black motorist, Tyre Nichols. Police shout expletives at him and yank him from his car. Then they beat him...
• Select A geopolitical setback for China in the Pacific.

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  A geopolitical setback for China in the Pacific.

  From:The Economist

  Feb. 4, 2023750 words Article 1170LChina's diplomatic advance in the Pacific seemed unstoppable for much of last year. In April 2022 it signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands that laid the ground for Chinese forces to operate there. Later in the...
• Select Blue Bloods

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  Blue Bloods

  Author:Eve EwingFrom:Vanity Fair (Vol. 62, Issue 8)

  Sept. 20203,833 words Article 1250LByline: EVE L. EWING Illustration by SHAWN MARTINBROUGH COLORING BY CHRISTOPHER SOTOMAYOR BLUE BLOODS POLICE UNIONS are more fraternal brotherhood than labor group-which puts them squarely at odds with solidarity...
• Select TARGETING LAW ENFORCEMENT: "... Law enforcement officers should stop [being trained to shoot] at targets of human shapes that pose no threat and start requiring decisionmaking as part of the qualification process...".

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  TARGETING LAW ENFORCEMENT: "... Law enforcement officers should stop [being trained to shoot] at targets of human shapes that pose no threat and start requiring decisionmaking as part of the qualification process...".

  Author:Chris SajnogFrom:USA Today (Vol. 150, Issue 2918)

  Nov. 20211,392 words Article 1310LIF SOMEONE had a simple solution to help reduce the number of unarmed Americans being shot by law enforcement, do you think anyone would listen? I don't. I described the solution in a YouTube video a few years ago and...
• Select WHO YOU GONNA CALL? After Oakland cops drew guns on an accident survivor, a new kind of emergency responder rushed to the scene.

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  WHO YOU GONNA CALL? After Oakland cops drew guns on an accident survivor, a new kind of emergency responder rushed to the scene.

  Author:Madison PaulyFrom:Mother Jones (Vol. 46, Issue 6)

  Nov-Dec 20211,758 words Article 1140LONE MORNING this spring, Cat Brooks got a call letting her know that Oakland police were swarming a crashed car on East 25th Street. The driver of the silver hatchback was unresponsive, and his stereo had been blasting...
• Select Police training needs to be improved, but not necessarily in the form of the previous Police Academy - Golubeva.

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  Police training needs to be improved, but not necessarily in the form of the previous Police Academy - Golubeva.

  From:The Baltic Times

  June 4, 2021249 words Brief article 1690LThe training of police officers in Latvia needs to be improved, but not necessarily in the form of the previous Police Academy, such an opinion was expressed by the new Minister of the Interior Marija Golubeva (For...
• Select Violence and Trust in Police in India.

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  Violence and Trust in Police in India.

  From:Economic & Political Weekly

  Jan. 2, 20215,714 words Article 1380LByline: Shashank Shekhar Shukla, Kaushik Bhattacharya The police are a state institution that citizens are familiar with, but the perception of this institution among the people depends on the amount of trust vested in...
• Select Imaging and Virtual Realization Technology: The Future of Military Police Intelligence and Training.

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  Imaging and Virtual Realization Technology: The Future of Military Police Intelligence and Training.

  Author:Shaelyn N. TurkFrom:Military Police (Vol. 20, Issue 2)

  Fall 2020981 words Article 1440LThe U.S. Army Military Police Corps has traditionally measured the scenes of serious and fatal traffic accidents through a long and arduous manual process. Traffic investigators are trained to methodically measure a...
• Select U.S. SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL IS COMPLETELY UNWARRANTED.

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  U.S. SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL IS COMPLETELY UNWARRANTED.

  Author:Doris RauschFrom:Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (Vol. 39, Issue 5)

  August-Sept 2020342 words Letter to the editor... 1370LNow that it has apparently been determined that the tactics promoted by the Israeli police in training our police (use of tear gas, rubber bullets, knee on neck) are no longer acceptable, should this not lead then to our...
• Select THE NEED FOR CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR POLICE: A CASE STUDY FROM KOSOVO.

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  THE NEED FOR CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR POLICE: A CASE STUDY FROM KOSOVO.

  Authors:Halil Asllani and John R. FisherFrom:Competition Forum (Vol. 18, Issue 1-2)

  Jan-July 20204,571 words Article 1270LWhen there is miscommunication and misunderstanding, the natural cooperation between individuals and groups results in competition. A lack of understanding and respect has led to recent tensions between police and...
• Select Know when to hold 'em; Police training

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  Know when to hold 'em; Police training

  From:The Economist (Vol. 432, Issue 9151)

  July 13, 2019449 words Article 1090LWhat would you do? Simulators teach police and their critics when to shoot--and when not to YOU ARE 23 years old, fresh out of the academy and eager to protect and serve, out on what was supposed to be a quiet...
• Select Studies from University of California at San Diego Further Understanding of HIV/AIDS (Interactive Versus Video-based Training of Police To Communicate Syringe Legality To People Who Inject Drugs: the Shield Study, Mexico, 2015-2016)

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  Studies from University of California at San Diego Further Understanding of HIV/AIDS (Interactive Versus Video-based Training of Police To Communicate Syringe Legality To People Who Inject Drugs: the Shield Study, Mexico, 2015-2016)

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  June 6, 2019541 words Article 1450L2019 JUN 6 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Data detailed on Immune System Diseases and Conditions - HIV/AIDS have been presented. According to news reporting from La Jolla,...
• Select Homicides decrease by 25% in Q1.

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  Homicides decrease by 25% in Q1.

  From:Country Report: Uruguay

  May 28, 2019387 words Brief article 1330LEvent According to statistics from the Ministry of the Interior, the homicide rate in Uruguay fell by 25% year on year in the first quarter of 2019. This provides some respite to the government, given that the homicide...
• Select Recruiting, Vetting, and Training Police Forces in Postconflict Environments

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  Recruiting, Vetting, and Training Police Forces in Postconflict Environments

  Author:John F. HusseyFrom:Military Review (Vol. 99, Issue 2)

  March-April 20194,429 words Article 1620LRecently, Chief of the Russian General Staff Gen. Valery Gerasimov sent a letter to Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford. The letter, in essence, called upon the United States and Russia to...
• Select Training course tests skills of Diplomatic Security special agents

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  Training course tests skills of Diplomatic Security special agents

  From:State Magazine (Issue 637)

  Sept. 201884 words Brief article 1370LTo earn their badges, Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) special agents complete the Basic Special Agent Course, one of the most rigorous training courses in federal law enforcement. In addition to a full slate of...
• Select GAZA SHOWS WHY U.S. POLICE SHOULD NOT TRAIN IN ISRAEL

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  GAZA SHOWS WHY U.S. POLICE SHOULD NOT TRAIN IN ISRAEL

  Author:Ihab MikatiFrom:Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (Vol. 37, Issue 4)

  June-July 2018214 words Brief article, Lette... 1110LTo The News & Observer, May 23, 2018 Regarding "Scores of Palestinians killed at Gaza border as U.S. Embassy moves to Jerusalem" (May 14): Last week's events in Gaza--where thousands of Palestinian protesters were...
• Select Swot team; Police careers

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  Swot team; Police careers

  From:The Economist (Vol. 427, Issue 9093)

  May 26, 2018664 words Article 1130LCoppers swap handcuffs for handbooks BEFORE he first put on his uniform, Paul Clements had never seen a bar fight, still less joined in one. Fisticuffs had sometimes seemed inevitable when he was negotiating...
• Select 'How would an ethical officer react?'

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  'How would an ethical officer react?'

  Author:Sonia SmithFrom:The New York Times Magazine

  Aug. 20, 20171,424 words Article 1260LOn July 7, 2016, just days after the deaths of two black men, Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, at the hands of police officers provoked national outrage, a 25-year-old African- American Army veteran named Micah...
• Select ACPO pledge on Mental Health

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  ACPO pledge on Mental Health

  From:Policing Today (Vol. 14, Issue 2)

  Apr. 2008291 words Brief article 1610LFollowing a report which claims that the media overestimate the levels of risk and violence to the public posed by people with mental ill-health, ACPO has said its recognises the police's role in informing public...