<p>A lot of discussion lately on the use of federal agents in Portland. To gain a sense of what's going on and how it could create problems for policing more generally, I turn to the work of Jean-Paul Brodeur (Universite de Montreal), a brilliant policing theorist and researcher. </p>

A lot of discussion lately on the use of federal agents in Portland. To gain a sense of what's going on and how it could create problems for policing more generally, I turn to the work of Jean-Paul Brodeur (Universite de Montreal), a brilliant policing theorist and researcher.

<p>A lot of discussion lately on the use of federal agents in Portland. To gain a sense of what's going on and how it could create problems for policing more generally, I turn to the work of Jean-Paul Brodeur (Universite de Montreal), a brilliant policing theorist and researcher.&nbsp;</p>

Brodeur

A series of short podcasts on the work of major criminologists created for police &amp; other practitioners. Meant to be informative, accessible &amp; not too academic-y. 

This series was created for Can-SEBP's Evidence Based Policing Academy through the kind sponsorship 
of the Barrie Police Service. Much thanks to Chief Kimberley Greenwood and Inspector Rich Johnston 
for their support of police education.

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A series of short podcasts on the work of major criminologists created for police & other practitioners. Meant to be informative, accessible & not too academic-y. This series was created for Can-SEBP's Evidence Based Policing Academy through the kind sponsorship of the Barrie Police Service. Much thanks to Chief Kimberley Greenwood and Inspector Rich Johnston for their support of police education.

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