Camryn Nethken

1 week ago | policechiefmagazine.org | Camryn Nethken

Research in Brief: Modified Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Training The use of force is sometimes necessary in policing, and minimizing its harmful consequences is essential. Highly publicized police use-of-force incidents often lead to calls for better training. However, little research has examined the real-world impact of police use-of-force training. Instead, research largely focuses on whether officers report liking the training or whether they use training tactics in hypothetical scenarios.1

1 week ago | policechiefmagazine.org | Camryn Nethken

Approximately one in three women and one in ten men experience domestic violence during their lives.1 In addition, one in four women and one in twenty-six men in the United States reported a completed or attempted sexual assault at some point in their lifetime, according to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey report.2 Domestic violence and sexual assaults are significant public health issues that police routinely encounter in their profession.

1 week ago | policechiefmagazine.org | Camryn Nethken

The Brief: The LEMAS Survey Have you ever wondered how many U.S. police agencies are leveraging early warning systems? What about the existence of specialized units for specific public safety issues? Or how staffing numbers have changed over time in state police agencies?

1 week ago | policechiefmagazine.org | Camryn Nethken

As I reflect on my tenure thus far as president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), I am filled with pride and gratitude for what we have accomplished together. With more than 35,000 members in 178 countries, we have reached a record-breaking level of membership that significantly amplifies our advocacy voice and our ability to shape the future of policing. This milestone is not just a checkpoint—it’s a testament to the strength, unity, and global reach of our association.

1 week ago | policechiefmagazine.org | Camryn Nethken

Digital evidence recovery plays a crucial role in advancing criminal investigations. The rapid pace of technology and transient nature of digital evidence present a challenge for law enforcement agencies. Consequently, the duty to resolve crimes remains a fundamental responsibility for all agencies.