Police violence and biocolonisation

[Hospital- and police-reported violence].

The police view of violence and the control of violence.

Police attitudes toward domestic violence offenders.

Police attitudes are important in facilitating a sense of safety and comfort in women seeking justice-system support for protection from partner violence. This study examined police attitudes toward sanctions and treatment for domestic violence offenders compared with other violent and nonviolent offenders. In addition, police attitudes toward domestic violence offenders who do and do not use s...

Reducing Firearms Violence through Directed Police Patrol*

In the early 1990s, the Kansas City Police Department conducted a quasi-experiment in which they tested the effect of directed police patrols in a high violent crime neighborhood. The directed patrol strategy utilized officers in patrol cars who were freed from the responsibility of responding to calls for police service. The officers were instructed to proactively patrol the neighborhood with ...

Domestic violence within law enforcement families: The link between traditional police subculture and domestic violence among police