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,‘The Devil’s Right Hand’: Policing, Media and Weapons Product Placement,lethal force leads to better outcomes, for both police and the community? We have established that empirical evidence is minimal, and our study has failed to find any notable positive association between the routine arming of police officers and safety. In this chapter we apply a range of research l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32809-2rearms, which makes up this book. We outline the structure and briefly summarise each chapter, and also explain the “American paradox”: why this book examines influential American models of policing, both in scholarship and popular culture, but does not contain a US case study.

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