Alex Murray on Evidence-Based Policing

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Commander Alex Murray on Evidence-Based Policing

The now-Commander of the Metropolitan Police (London) and founder of the Society of Evidence Based Policing, globally the first of its kind, talks to me about evidence-based policing: What is evidence-based policing? Why is it so vital? How do you introduce evidence-based policing into a police force? How do you get people on board? How can a single officer or member of staff get involved in evidence-based policing? Why you don’t need a degree to be a good evidence-based policing practitioner, how to move from the 3 Rs of policing to the Triple T, and the symbiotic relationship between academics and police practitioners, amongst other gold nuggets of tips and information.

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Books you might be interested in:

‘Evidence Based Policing’ by Renée Mitchell & Laura Huey

‘Evidence-Based Policing: Translating Research Into Practice’ by Cynthia Lum & Christopher S. Koper

‘Reducing Crime: A Companion for Police Leaders’ by Jerry Ratcliffe

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