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Recruiting for change: shifting focus to address a workforce crisis Policing in the United States is currently undergoing a serious workforce crisis. Drawing on Van Maanen’s police socialization theory, we suggest that police recruiting videos provide an opportunity for departments to send clear signals to recruits about their attitudes and values that will improve recruiting. We employ a randomized vignette survey design to test the effectiveness of recruiting videos. Our findings demonstrate that college students indicate a greater willingness to become a police officer when recruiting videos focus on police officers’ service to the community. This effect is particularly strong for students who indicate they desire to make a positive change in the world. Police Practice and Research - Subscription at source	28/9/2022 Research article
From active police duty to civilian life: The role of peer support This qualitative study explores the contribution of peer support to the mental health and wellbeing of police veterans. Thematic analysis of interview data with veterans (n = 7), partners (n = 1) and veteran peer support officers (n = 10) captures the participant experience. Two key themes were integral to the contribution peer support makes to veteran wellbeing. First, the centrality of police identity and the importance of belonging to a supportive police community. Second, the need for hope and possibilities in transitioning from policing to civilian life. Social work services and trained peers provide veterans with a road map for re-building a life and identity away from the force. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source	28/9/2022 Research article
Alberta’s resistance to federal gun buyback program politicizes police: critics CANADA: The day after Alberta’s justice minister refused the province’s co-operation with the federal gun buyback program, critics say the move politicizes police. Global News (Canada)	28/9/2022 News, Video
Police legitimacy regimes and the suppression of citizen oversight in response to police violence* A lack of formal accountability in the aftermath of police violence against communities of color has long fueled public demands for increased police oversight. Yet, little is known about how interorganizational relationships affect citizen complaint investigations once citizen review boards (CRBs) are established. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, interviews, and archival sources about the Syracuse Citizen Review Board in New York State, I show how CRBs operate as bureaucratic agencies that ostensibly address police misconduct, yet are managed by municipal power relations that neutralize the agency's ability to actualize change. Specifically, I find that a CRB's embeddedness within a municipality's interorganizational field creates a site of contestation to ensure public legitimation of police despite community concern. To show how the aims of citizen oversight can be upended within the structural and practical politics of local government, I introduce the concept of a police legitimacy regime: a set of (in)formal policies, organizations, and actors that protect and promote the legitimacy of state police power. In Syracuse, police protection happens at the expense of residents’ demands for police reform, and I conclude by outlining the implications of this research for other communities seeking citizen-led approaches to police accountability. Criminology	28/9/2022 Research article
The birth of a police department: How the new Surrey Police Service is investing in its community CANADA: In late 2018, the City of Surrey, B.C., embarked on a large-scale, historic policing transition away from the RCMP contract service and toward its own municipal police department. Blue Line (Canada)	28/9/2022 Feature
Homicide Hot Spots in Chicago: Examining Spatiotemporal Patterns Longitudinally Across Police Beats Prior research on crime hot spots has been mostly concerned with the analyses of cross-sectional data or short-term aggregations. Less research, however, has conducted longitudinal analyses on homicide hot spots and their dynamic behavior over time. The current study assessed 5 years of Chicago homicides (2016–2020) by police beats to explore how hot spots of homicides behave, with specific attention to durability. We find that Chicago homicides spatially and temporally cluster, with analysis suggesting the emergence of seasonal, short term, and long term “durable” hotspots in Chicago. Policy implications such as police interventions and community policing and problem-solving opportunities are discussed. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source	28/9/2022 Research article
Can Community Policing Reduce the Chilling Effect of Immigration Enforcement on Latinx Crime Reporting? Evidence from Los Angeles While scholars have linked immigration enforcement with reductions in Latinx crime reporting, little research has examined the tools localities can use to counter reporting declines. This study assesses whether a community policing program adopted by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) offset documented decreases in Latinx domestic violence reporting after President Trump assumed office. Using data on crimes reported to the LAPD between 2014 and 2019, this study finds that while domestic violence reports made by Latinx victims declined elsewhere after Trump took office, they increased in areas exposed to the community policing program. Results suggest that community policing may be a viable tool to encourage help-seeking behavior among residents vulnerable to deportation. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source	28/9/2022 Research article
Manitoba police watchdog investigating after Winnipeg police officer shoots suspect CANADA: Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating after a Winnipeg Police Service officer shot a suspect in an inner city neighbourhood. Blue Line (Canada)	28/9/2022 News
Q&A: Service de police de Laval CANADA: Recently, editor Brittani Schroeder spoke with members of the Service de police de Laval about the recent updates to their fleet’s interior designs. The motivation behind the project was to help reduce musculoskeletal disorders of their officers. Blue Line (Canada)	28/9/2022 Feature
Senior gardaí call for ‘cowardly abuse’ to be addressed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Association of Garda Superintendents has called on the Minister for Justice and the Garda Commissioner to address the problem of defamatory and false allegations made against senior officers in An Garda Síochána. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland)	28/9/2022 News, Video
Wives of Garda superintendents recorded and harrassed, conference hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The mental and physical health of senior Garda officers was being damaged by harassment, including of their partners, and also by personnel within the Garda organisation making false and vexatious complaints, the Association of Garda Superintendents (AGS) has said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland)	28/9/2022 News
Doubts over 1,000 extra garda recruits as defence and cyber get extra funds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda staff associations have expressed doubt over Government announcements that 1,000 student gardaí will be recruited next year under Budget 2023. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland)	28/9/2022 News
Modernizing policing with cloud-first technology CANADA: Modern policing demands modern methods. In Canada, Peel Regional Police (PRP) needed to create an autonomous, transparent service fostering full engagement with the local community, supported by a technology platform that could securely deliver ongoing innovation. Blue Line (Canada)	28/9/2022 Feature
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Action needed to avert ‘full-blown crisis’ in policing The chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland is appealing to politicians to sort out the police budget to avert a full-blown crisis. Police Professional	28/9/2022 News
Policing has ‘at times, lost sight of the basics’, warns chief constable Chief Constable Andy Marsh is to stress police must “get the basics right” at the Police Foundation’s John Harris Memorial Lecture on Wednesday night (September 28). Police Professional	28/9/2022 News
Hampshire Police praised for progress over child protection but still need to improve, inspectors say Police have been praised for making progress when it comes to child protection but improvements still need to be made, a report has found. The News (Portsmouth)	28/9/2022 News
Hampshire – National child protection inspection post-inspection review This inspection reviewed the progress made by Hampshire Constabulary since the publication of our last report for Hampshire in 2021. It is part of a rolling programme of inspections of all police forces in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	28/9/2022 Report
Garda superintendents concerned about false allegations made against them Association of Garda Superintendents to tell Minister for Justice that plans to increase force to 15,000 not enough The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland)	28/9/2022 News

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