In the new episode of the @reducingcrime.com podcast, @mattbland.bsky.social - former analyst and now evidence-based policing guru - explains the value he got from socializing with police officers.
Apple: apple.co/4g269aC
Spotify: bit.ly/4oXiQYc

Fun chat covering Matt's experiences as an analyst in the National Intelligence Model and where #evidence-based_policing is right now.
Tons of great advice for crime analysts working with police departments.

If you have civilian staff in your police department, you will want to forward this podcast episode to them. Packed with tips on how to survive as a senior civilian leader in policing, from one of the best.

This was a fun episode to record. Stacey is smart, insightful about #EBP and fun to hang with, all of which comes across in this episode. Here she talks about the benefits of dedicated RVR officers for domestic violence.
Full episode is great fun. Dive in!

Tomorrow on the @reducingcrime.com a primer on police use and benefits of rapid video response, from Stacey Rothwell.
Here she explains that even though we have new ways of calling the police, the response types haven't changed.
This fun episode from a pub garden drops tomorrow.

EPISODE ALERT: A new @reducingcrime.com podcast episode (#83) just dropped with David Décary-Hétu, an expert in all things darkweb. It's like a free primer on what's going on in cybercrime, law enforcement interdictions, and the dark web.
Apple: apple.co/4kbgJNG
Spotify: spoti.fi/43Hv9OH

This Thursday on the @reducingcrime.com podcast, David Décary-Hétu gives you the lowdown on the #Darkweb: #red_rooms, #hitman_for_hire sites, and surprising tales of law enforcement success. Also why cybercrime has become such a problem.
Also, now that I've #-ed those terms, my algorithm is screwed.

If you are an analyst in policing, then Loren Atherley has some top-notch advice on how to get traction and buy-in with your analytical products.
From the @reducingcrime.com podcast, episode #82.
Apple: apple.co/4jqD6yg
Spotify: spoti.fi/3Yn8wx8
SoundCloud: on.soundcloud.com/xVARcnK8dtrv...

Lots here for crime analysts and police leaders. Join me and Loren Atherley, research and data guru with the Seattle PD talking consent decrees, being data curious, evidence-based policing, advanced analytics... and the highly questionable contents of his basement.

Tomorrow on the @reducingcrime.com podcast, newly minted @cambridgeuni.bsky.social PhD Loren Atherley talks surviving a consent decree, how to establish evidence-based policing, and the role of advanced analytics. And being data curious...
Available at all the usual pod places tomorrow morning.

Now's a great time to listen to the latest @reducingcrime.com episode featuring Clifford Stott explaining the outdated myths that police still hold about crowd control.
Take a listen - will change how you police.
Apple: apple.co/41wPdDA
Spotify: spoti.fi/3QXwmvr