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In case you missed it, The Institute for Criminal Justice Training Reform appeared on the Street Cop Podcast, discussing police training reform.
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After a sharp increase in shootings by the LAPD, the department will audit and revise how it trains officers on the use of deadly force.
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The Institute for Criminal Justice Training Reform's Randy Shrewsbury and Gil Isenstein appeared on Street Cop Podcast to discuss better police training. Listen to the episode here:
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Seeking an alternative to the use of deadly force, one Georgia police department is training with a "shoot to incapacitate" program.
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The controversial 21-foot rule is taught to police across the U.S. and officers use it to explain why they shot at someone. But it's not based on science or the law, and some national policing leaders argue it shouldn’t be taught to cadets anymore:
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Tune in now to watch @frontlinepbs - Shots Fired, featuring reporting by @sltrib and an interview with ICJTR founder and executive director Randy Shrewsberry @FormerFive0.
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Tune in on Tuesday night for @FRONTLINEpbs's latest episode - Shots Fired, an investigation with The Salt Lake City Tribune on the use of deadly force amid record police shootings in Utah.
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The NAACP Philadelphia Branch Youth Council hosted a panel discussion on families for police reform at its local headquarters in the city’s Nicetown section.
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