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Limiting police use of force : promising community-centered strategies.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (26 pages)

Note

At head of title: Beyond confrontation : community-oriented policing tools.
"October 2014".

Summary

The practices cited herein include both proven practices as well as those that are less tested but represent an innovative and thoughtful effort to address a problem. Highlighting practices of a specific police department is not meant as an endorsement of the department as a whole. A department may be implementing a strong effort in one area (for example, training), but nonetheless require significant improvement in another area (for example, in its oversight and accountability systems). The goal is to highlight efforts that others can learn from, while acknowledging that many law enforcement agencies have progress to make on multiple fronts in how they relate to the communities they serve, particularly communities of color.

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