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Profs on Cops
Bill Gormley
18 episodes
1 month ago
Interviews with social scientists and criminologists who are doing cutting-edge research on police practices and behavior and how they affect the community.
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Interviews with social scientists and criminologists who are doing cutting-edge research on police practices and behavior and how they affect the community.
Show more...
Social Sciences
Science
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Closed-Circuit TV Systems
Profs on Cops
23 minutes 53 seconds
1 year ago
Closed-Circuit TV Systems

Most local law enforcement agencies have their own closed-circuit TV systems, aimed at curbing crime and apprehending criminals. According to Eric Piza, Professor of Criminology at Northeastern University, who has studied this in Newark, N.J. and elsewhere, CCTV systems can reduce both violent crime and property crime if linked to strategic staff deployment. In the absence of that integrated approach, CCTV systems may still reduce property crime, such as auto thefts.


Recorded on Nov 22, 2024.

Profs on Cops
Interviews with social scientists and criminologists who are doing cutting-edge research on police practices and behavior and how they affect the community.