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Sweden looks to US model to curb deadly gang shootings
Swedish police consider American criminologist's scheme after 12-year-old girl is shot and killed in gang crossfire in the capital ...
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Whose Streets?
Oakland residents convinced the city to rethink how it tackled gun violence. Now, amid calls to defund the police, other ...
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Trump bets on law and disorder as a path to reelection
"What the Trump administration is doing is not even intended to deal with violence. It is designed to make a ...
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Why Trump’s Latest Law-and-Order Ploy Is Likely to Fail
Two crime experts, Thomas Abt and David Kennedy, weigh in ...
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Eyeing Portland, some mayors are wary of Trump’s ‘Operation Legend’
Some past joint operations are associated with bringing down crime in some cities. “But those reductions don’t last very long ...
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New York City Shootings Continue to Rise as Officials Try New Anti-Violence Tactics
David Kennedy, director of the National Network for Safe Communities at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said that other U.S ...
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Bankruptcy forced this California city to defund police. Here’s how it changed public safety
As California and the nation debate the aftermath of the George Floyd killing, Stockton has some insights, if not answers, ...
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How Stockton changed public safety after bankruptcy forced city to defund police
Eight years into leading law enforcement in this long-troubled city, the results of Jones’ experimental approach are a lesson for ...
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What Does Police Reform Look Like?
In the wake of several high-profile police-involved killings this year, cries for reform are growing. But what does police reform ...
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After the protests: Imagining a world without cops
This is the third and final podcast episode in the mini-series “After the protest” where Johanna Kinnock and Maria Brus ...
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NYC’s De Blasio Reaches $88.1 Billion Budget With Council
“Most of what the department does is not violence prevention,” said David Kennedy. “It’s not associated with crime. It covers ...
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