Introduction Limited studies exist that describe nonfatal work-related injuries to law
enforcement officers. The aim of this study is to provide national estimates and trends of …

We assessed rates and trends in safety belt use by presence and type of safety belt law
using data from states participating in the 1984–1989 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance …

Objective To understand the circumstances surrounding the occupational homicides of law
enforcement officers (LEOs) in the USA. Methods Narrative text analysis of Federal Bureau …

Abstract “Efficiency” means getting a task done with a minimum expenditure of time and
effort;“effectiveness” means doing a better job to produce an intended or expected result; …

With over 60 million encounters between police officers and citizens in any given year
(Harrell & Davis, 2020), there is ample opportunity for these interactions to turn violent and …

Purpose The current study examines the effect of changing a specific use-of-force policy
coupled with de-escalation training implementation on patterns of police use of force …

While numerous studies have examined the causes, correlates, and control of police use of
force, many questions remain. This study contributes to the literature on police use of force …

After employment, job-related fitness requirements vary for law enforcement agencies within
North Carolina. Police academies mandate specific job-related fitness requirements for …

This focus stems from the finding that approximately one-third of the top-tier technology
needs identified in workshops with criminal justice practitioners and academics could be …

Law enforcement officers are disproportionately affected by occupational injury. Firearm
violence is the second leading cause of occupational mortality for this group behind motor …