This study is part of the Police Foundation’s initiative to promote the use of scientific experiments in police agencies and to show police chiefs how useful experiments can be to improve policing practices. The Police Foundation started with the assumption that police officers must be more proactive than reactive to reduce crime rates in their communities. To evaluate the effectiveness of proactive practices, the Police Foundation sponsored the San Diego Police Department’s Field Interrogation Project to research whether this program could reduce suppressible crime and have a more positive impact on the community.
This study is part of the Police Foundation’s initiative to promote the use of scientific experiments in police agencies and to show police chiefs how useful experiments can be to improve policing practices. The Police Foundation started with the assumption that police officers must be more proactive than reactive to reduce crime rates in their communities. To evaluate the effectiveness of proactive practices, the Police Foundation sponsored the San Diego Police Department’s Field Interrogation Project to research whether this program could reduce suppressible crime and have a more positive impact on the community.
This study is part of the Police Foundation’s initiative to promote the use of scientific experiments in police agencies and to show police chiefs how useful experiments can be to improve policing practices. The Police Foundation started with the assumption that police officers must be more proactive than reactive to reduce crime rates in their communities. To evaluate the effectiveness of proactive practices, the Police Foundation sponsored the San Diego Police Department’s Field Interrogation Project to research whether this program could reduce suppressible crime and have a more positive impact on the community.