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Police need to be police, not paper-pushers

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By Arthur Rizer, Krystle Wittevrongel, Olivier Rancourt
| The Sun (San Bernardino, CA) Verified
Police departments across the United States are grappling with high rates of violent crime and increasing rates of property crime while they scramble to attract, train, and retain officers. A potential solution few observers have advanced: Offloading non-core duties to private auxiliary security agents who can help expand police capacity.
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Uvalde Revealed the False Promise of Police Militarization Original

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By Arthur Rizer
| The Atlantic Verified
All my adult life I’ve been around policing, including working as a civilian cop, training and leading military police battalions, and studying police culture as an academic and a researcher. I’ve spent hundreds of hours riding along with cops, interviewing police leaders, and helping educate trainees. I love the police, and I love policing. Few professions will expose you to the gamut of human experience and emotion with quite the same immediacy.
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Tennessee's proposed criminal justice reforms improve safety and save tax money | Opinion

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By Arthur Rizer
| The Tennessean Verified
Arthur Rizer is vice president for technology, justice and civil liberties at the Lincoln Network. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has re-introduced two criminal justice reform bills that stalled in the last legislative session because of COVID. With the pandemic thankfully receding, state lawmakers should take this opportunity to address another epidemic: Tennessee’s overly punitive, costly, and ineffective criminal justice system.
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