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The Fight Against Rampant Gun Violence: Data-Driven Scientific Research Will Light the Way forensicmag.com

About 14 hours ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @Lexipol #TodaysTip: Are we smart about how and when we use our cell phones while on-duty? bit.ly/3o5vc3d #GordonGraham #publicsafety pic.twitter.com/gJpUP6IlGq

Last week from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @Jerry_Ratcliffe @kamaufranklin They aren’t real. Not a real organization, no members, not endorsed or supported by anyone in law enforcement. The National Police Association has been called a ‘scam’ by police chiefs. 👇🏻 thecrimereport.org/2019/03/18…

About a week ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @START_UMD Are you interested in learning about violent #extremism? Do you have 5 minutes? Explore START's microlearning lessons! start.umd.edu/microlearnings

About 3 weeks ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @JournoResource Why do Americans share so much fake news? One big reason: They aren’t paying attention, suggests research published in @Nature. "It seems that the social media context may distract people from accuracy," explains one of the authors, @GordPennycook. bit.ly/3vLNZCD

About 3 weeks ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter