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The Current and Potential Role of Crime Analysts in Missing Persons Work
This blog explores a project that John Ng is involved in regarding the current and potential role of crime analysts in missing persons work.

John Ng


Missing Persons and Evidence-Based Policing: A Police Officer Perspective
The following blog features an article summary of a working paper I have with Lorna Ferguson examining police missing persons data accuracy across categories used for risk assessment and determining police response. You will also learn a little about my involvement in this research as a police officer — a unique opportunity for a RCMP officer who is used to investigating and not diving deep into research and evidence-based techniques. The challenges and benefits to embarking

Wendy Picknell


Examining Missing, Abducted & Exploited Child Policy Problems Through the Crime Control Theater Lens
Child protection is an essential societal responsibility shared by individuals, families, communities, and nations. Part of this responsibility is to ensure that public policies, programs, and laws designed to protect children are based on sound principles and evidence-informed practice. Crime control theater (CCT) is a concept described by DeVault, Miller, and Griffin (2016) as reactionary, sometimes ineffective, and potentially harmful policies that only appear to address

Stacey Pearson
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