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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"NYPD"”.
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FACING REALITY: THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF FACIAL RECOGNITION FOR THE NYPD
… of LPRs by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) provide a roadmap for public support of real-time FRT? This thesis examines benefits and challenges that may arise if the NYPD considers using real-time FRT in the New York City subway system. Through comparative analysis, this thesis …
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The collaborative capacity of the NYPD, FDNY, and EMS in New York City : a focus on the first line officer
… in the role of the first line officer from FDNY, NYPD and EMS, can improve the collaborative capacity in the initial phases of an all-hazards event. Building collaborative capacity is a career long process that must be reinforced at every level and supported from the top down. The management of a …
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Effective state, local, and tribal police intelligence: the New York City Police Department's intelligence enterprise - a smart practice
… security. The New York City Police Department (NYPD) recognized that the same intelligence that secures the homeland is required to secure New York City. NYPD restructured its organizational structure and external business practices to acquire the requisite intelligence to secure NYC and in …
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Broken Windows and Shattered Trust: Analyzing the Geospatial Disparities in Law Enforcement Interactions
<p>The New York City Police Department (NYPD) stop-and-frisk policy is a contentious crime prevention strategy that has increased the mistrust and perceived antagonism between the police department and the community. The objective of this policy is to stop, question, and potentially frisk …
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Understanding Swift Trust to Improve Interagency Collaboration in New York City
… collaborative relationships among the FDNY and NYPD, this thesis examines the concept of swift trust. Swift trust is a unique form of trust that occurs between groups or individuals brought together in temporary teams to accomplish specific tasks, often under time constraints. This thesis …
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New York City Police Officers' Experiences of the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks: An Existential Psychological Study
The police officers of the NYPD who responded to the scene of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 faced a sudden and large-scale catastrophe that caused the deaths of many innocent civilians and threatened their own lives. The present study examines the lived …
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Fighting the Invisibility of Domestic Violence
… received by the New York Police Department (NYPD) and NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) regarding domestic violence related incidents such as physical, psychological, emotional, and sexual violence, or murder. Even though many laws have been placed to …
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Delivering Justice: Food Delivery Cyclists in New York City
… windows policing. Accordingly, the City and NYPD have created a regime of Vision Zero Apartheid by racially weaponizing a public policy to reduce traffic fatalities by exerting punitive disciplinary measures against immigrant delivery workers in the name of public safety.</p> <p>The …
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Essays on Law Enforcement Misconduct and Social Network Analysis
… models to data on civilian complaints against NYPD officers; it examines how network properties like centrality distribution, density, and homophily vary between types of misconduct. I find structural differences between the co-involvement networks based on misconduct severity and type, such as …
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Flawed Judgment: The Prolonged Failure of Handschu v. Special Services Division, 1971-2022
… by New York activists in 1971 to challenge the NYPD's right to use covert tactics to monitor them and undermine their political projects. The <em>Handschu </em>plaintiffs originally hoped that the court would find the NYPD's covert activities unconstitutional and would intervene on behalf of all …
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Cops in Court: Assessing the Criminal Prosecutions of Police in Six Major Scandals in the New York City Police Department from 1894 to 1994
<p>From the 1890s to the 1990s, the police department in New York City experienced six major corruption scandals that occurred at approximately twenty-year intervals. These cyclical scandals all involved intense public attention, examination by an outside agency, and a comprehensive report calling …