The Reducing Crime podcast has now reached listeners in 50 countries.

Thanks very much - this is a great honour. Really wish I could be with everyone this year. Too many people to thank personally but I will single out Sarah Bennett, Lorraine Mazerolle, Debbie Platz who have been instrumental in getting me started on an EBP journey.

History in the Making: The Experimental Police District improvingpolice.blog/2021/09/11/his…

This was my day yesterday- great to have great neighbours. We were luckier than a lot of people and managed to keep the water out of the house.

Had the opportunity to listen to Cybercrime experts and the pleasure of presenting the great work being done in this field by the QPS. #cebcp2022

Today was an opportunity to meet industry, LEAs and world leading academics to discuss barriers / opportunities to understanding cybercrime. Thanks @JinRLee92 for the opportunity to contribute. We have collaboration opportunities to progress to make our communities safer.

Looking for multimedia for your fall policing class? Here are ten topics covered by the Reducing Crime podcast with some ideas for response papers or class discussions. Blog post and 🧵👇 reducingcrime.com/post/ten-ways-…

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This is shaping up to be a great conference!!

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The inaugural Conference of the Global Collaboration of Evidence Based Policing is in action. Supported by Policing Insight, it is fully online live with 24 hours of operationally relevant EBP stories & studies. globalebpconference.com ANZSEBP @Society_EBP

Fantastic panel on Excellence in Leadership!

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Congratulations to @DrLauraHuey, DrRed, @Kalyal_H, and Roger Pegram, winners of the Division of Policing Outstanding Book Award!

Very happy to have a copy of this - an easy read. Time to start dropping it on various people's desks. Thanks Jerry Ratcliffe