University of Chicago’s new international police academy teaching policing successes of New York, Los Angeles, not Chicago – Chicago Sun-Times

“Los Angeles and New York City were early adopters of data-driven policing management,” said Kristen Mahoney, director of the academy. “Research by the University of Chicago Crime Lab shows that these types of management interventions can reduce violent crime rates and police use of force by more than a third. But we haven’t seen that same success in Chicago, where murder rates have remained stagnant for 30 years.
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Thev Paraclete
2 years ago

Lesson one, jam the barrel into their forehead .

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