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How to encourage a culture of officer safety : what works and what matters in policing: the safety and wellness edition.
Format
Video/Projected medium
Language
English
Εdition
[Safety and wellness edition].
Published/Created
Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, National Institute of Justice, 2017.
Description
1 online resource (1 video file, 4 min., 1 sec.) : sound, color
Details
Subject(s)
Police training
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United States
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Police pursuit driving
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Law and legislation
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United States
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Traffic safety
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United States
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Police subculture
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United States
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Speaker
Rojek, Jeff
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Stawinski, Hank
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Issuing body
National Institute of Justice (U.S.)
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Internet videos
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Summary note
Rojek emphasizes that training, clear policy, policy repetition, consistent accountability for failure to follow the seat-belt requirement, and the use of personal stories about how compliance with agency safety policies has prevented an officer's serious injury or death can impress on officers the importance of buckling seat belts when they are in a vehicle. Chief Stawinski suggests that a culture of safety can be created in a law enforcement agency by a continual review of statistics related to the risks officers face and the proven safety measures that can reduce those risks. Patrol car radio broadcasts with brief safety messages and advice provide conditioning and reminders for police while on active duty. Dispatchers can include safety messages tailored to the nature of a particular call for service. Overall, a culture of safety is built through training, constant reminders of safety measures, and consistent accountability when officers fail to comply with mandated agency safety procedures.
Notes
"July 12, 2017"--NIJ website.
Video file available for YouTube.
Source of description
Description based on online resource; title from title screen (NIJ website, viewed August, 2021).
Participant(s)/Performer(s)
Speakers Jeff Rojek; Hank Stawinski.
Language note
In English; closed-captioned.
SuDoc no.
J 28.2:SA 1/2
OCLC
1267597028
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