Drawing upon seven years of police calls for service data (2014–2020), this study examined
the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on calls involving persons with perceived mental …

Significant public discourse has focused recently on police–civilian interactions involving
with persons with mental illness (PMI). Despite increasing public attention, and growing …

Names: Pratt, Travis C., editor.| Turanovic, Jillian J., 1985–editor. Title: Revitalizing
victimization theory: revisions, applications, and new directions/edited by Travis C. Pratt …

The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on crime in Canada and internationally.
However, less is known about the impact of the pandemic on police-reported mental-health …

Law enforcement agencies continue to grow in the use of spatial analysis to assist in
identifying patterns of outcomes. Despite the critical nature of proper resource allocation for …

This study examined the temporal variations in calls for service before, during, and after the
COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in China using a sample of 37,124 police service calls made …

The purpose of this chapter is to explore the geographic distribution of mental health-related
911 calls for service in the City of Detroit, Michigan. Optimized hot spot analysis found that …

Environmental criminology, and spatial-temporal criminology more generally, has the
potential to contribute to the understanding of victimization. After reviewing the principle …

Environmental crimes have become a pressing issue in today's world, with the degradation
of ecosystems, pollution, and climate change threatening the very foundation of our planet …

Understanding the ways police officers and people with lived experience of mental illness
interact during mental health calls is imperative to improving the outcomes of these …