Police Science Dr Podcast, making research accessible to the police practitioner

Nick Roy on Crime Analysis

Interview with Nick Roy, a crime analyst based in the US, and host of the NIRO Knowledge podcast, who talked to me about the challenges in crime analysis.

Watch full interview here: https://www.policesciencedr.com/27-nick-roy-iv

Police Stress And How To Handle It

LIVE interview with the amazing Ginny McKenna, who helps cops reclaim their live by guiding them through stress and trauma brought on by the job.

She gets what these officers and staff are going through, as she's walked in their police boots herself - she was a frontline police officer for over 21 years and found herself on the brink of suicide.

Today, she dedicates her life to helping those who are where she was, so that they never reach those dark places she's been.

Police Science Dr interview with Dr Matt Bland

Dr Matt Bland from Cambridge University talks about his research into domestic abuse and also the algorithms that have been created to help police predict which couples need particular attention.

Police Science Snippets Nr. 225

This week:

• Halfway Houses 
• Greater Hotpots Effects 
• Hair Salon Training 

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LIVE interview with Prof. Jane Monckton-Smith on coercive control & domestic homicide

The 8-stage progression in cases of high-risk coercive control, and how and why risk escalates in those situations.

https://www.PoliceScienceDr.com

Professor Jane Monckton-Smith's book on the 8 Stages to Domestic Homicide: https://amzn.to/3amhjq1 (affiliate link, Amazon would give me a small percentage of the sale if you bought the book through this link as a thank you for putting the two of you together)

Becoming A Better Cop - LIVE Interview

This is a LIVE interview with Detective Chief Inspector Ryan Brammer, Bedfordshire Police (UK).

We talk about the changes he made as a person and as a police officer that had immediate impacts on his wellbeing and his career. He had become desensitised, fell out of love with policing and had to learn the 'softer skills' to break out of this dark place.

DCI Ryan Brammer talks about how he dug himself out of a mental and emotional low, following a breakdown with symptoms akin to a heart attack. 

He used his time off work to regroup, refocus, and to do a full-scale review of himself. When he went back to work, he was functioning better than ever.

Ryan talks about the importance of working on your inner self so that you can function as a cop.

https://www.PoliceScienceDr.com

Investigating Sexual Offences better - Interview with Dr Patrick Tidmarsh

Drawing on over 30 years’ experience, Patrick argues that we need to find a new way to understand, investigate and talk about sexual crimes. He forces us all to question our own prejudices and assumptions – about both victims and perpetrators – and to question the social, criminal and judicial systems that mean that so few of these crimes ever end in convictions. 

Police Science Snippets Nr 224

This week:

• Organised Crime Intervention 
• Fraud Reporting 
• Violence Exposure & Cognitive Outcomes 

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Police Science Snippets Nr. 223

This week:

• Mental Health & Juvenile Offending
• Changing Rape Attitudes
• School Exclusions & Crime

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Police Science Snippets Nr. 222

This week:

• Suspect Interviewing 
• Effects Of Cannabis Legalisation 
• Economic Empowerment & DA 

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