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Evidence Shows When Researchers Work Alongside Cops in the Field, De-escalation Training Is Implemented and Effective
Loaded on Feb. 15, 2024
by Douglas Ankney
published in Criminal Legal News
February, 2024, page 40
Filed under:
Excessive Force (Police).
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United States of America.
by Douglas Ankney
Traditionally, police officers are taught to take control of a volatile encounter, ensuring the safety of all officers present by approaching an unstable situation with weapons drawn. The underlying message is: “Make sure that you and your partner go home safe tonight.”
De-escalation training, by contrast, teaches ...
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