Frequency and Use-of-Force Polices

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How frequent was reported force in police-public contacts in 1996 and 2020?

1% in 1996 and 2% in 2020.

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How many police-public contacts occur annually?

Approximately 54 million.

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Why can use of force have a major public impact despite low reported frequency?

It is highly visible, high-profile incidents shape public perceptions, and it is an exercise of state coercive authority

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What did Terrill, Paoline, and Ingram (2011) study?

Police use-of-force policies and outcomes across law enforcement agencies.

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How many agencies were surveyed and how many responded in the 2011 study?

1,083 agencies were surveyed; 662 responded, a 61.1% response rate.

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What did more than 80% of responding departments report using?

Some form of use-of-force continuum.

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How many different force-continuum configurations did the researchers identify?

123 configurations, ranging from three to nine levels

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What does the Massachusetts example show about force levels?

Five levels, from compliant behavior to deadly threats.