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Every violent death has a story behind it, but no single data source captures the full narrative. Death certificates provide basic demographic and cause of death information but often lack context....
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Victim services play a unique role in agency response to victims. As non-investigative staff, their sole focus is to provide dedicated support to crime victims. Victim services personnel can help redu...
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MVIs require coordination across an entire agency, and the QRG is structured to reinforce that shared effort. When a mass violence incident (MVI) occurs, police leaders must act decisively in an en...
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Safeguarding lives and protecting property remains the core mission of police agencies. Yet, violent crime continues to present complex and evolving challenges for communities of all sizes, placing in...
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The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)’s Policy Center was created through a partnership with the United States Bureau of Justice Assistance in 1987, until it became an independent...
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The surge in support for officer safety and wellness over the last decade has been profound, and positive momentum is on the rise. It began with compelling research on first responder physical and men...
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The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) recently partnered with the Ithlokomeleng Batho Rehabilitation Centre (IBRC), a South African–based nongovernmental organization, to deliver ...
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In today’s fast-paced environment, police professionals at every level face an ever-growing challenge: how to quickly access reliable information to make informed decisions. Whether the task is prep...