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A Qualitative Case Study of Law Enforcement Supervisors’ Perspectives on Agency Efforts to Identify and Prevent Extremism Among Active-Duty Officers
The presence of political extremism among active-duty law enforcement represents a very real threat to the safety of citizens and the integrity of the policing profession. The purpose of this study was to have law enforcement supervisors describe what their agencies are doing to identify and prevent
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