7th International Conference on Evidence-Based Policing

Awards

Sir Robert Peel Medal for Leadership in Evidence-Based Policing to Edward A. Flynn, Chief of Police , Milwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Presentation by Sir Bernard Hogan Howe
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Geroge Madison EBP Hall of Fame to Alex Murray

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Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) award for Excellence in Evidence Based Policing to Brandon Langley by Alex Murray, Chair, SEBP

Sir Richard Mayne Award to Mike Hulett, National Crime Agency

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Victor Lissack award to Kent McFadzien

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Postgraduate Diploma and MSt Awards Ceremony: Cambridge Police Executive Programme 2014

MONDAY

“Promoting Innovation and Experiments in Policing: What Works?”

Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy QPM, Greater Manchester Police

Chief Constable Alex Marshall QPM, College of Policing

Chief Constable Sara Thornton CBE QPM, Thames Valley Police

Chief Constable Chris Sims OBE QPM, West Midlands Police

TUESDAY

Sir Robert Peel’s Great Experiment: The Metropolitan Police Today

Sir Robert Peel Medal for Outstanding Leadership in Evidence-Based Policing

Long-Term Effects on Victim Mortality of Arresting Abusive Partners

Chair: Chief Inspector Jaqueline A.G. Sebire Ph.D., Metropolitan Police Service

Experimenting With GPS Measures in Managing Directed Patrol

Chair: Chief Constable Sara Thornton, Thames Valley Police

"Where are the police cars? Using GPS data for Resource Management in Hertfordhire."
Owen Wetherill, Hertfordshire Police

“Using GPS Tracking to Reduce Homicides and Shootings: A Randomized Trial”
Stephen Williams, Commissioner of Police (Ag) George Mason University, Trinidad & Tobago Police Service

Police-Initiated Experiments in Philadelphia

Chair: Dr. R.K. Raghavan, Director (retired), Central Bureau of Investigation, India

Lawrence W. Sherman and Barak Ariel, University of Cambridge

Chair: Chief Superintendent Alex Murray, West Midlands Police

Speakers:
Chief Constable Peter Neyroud(retired), University of Cambridge
Molly Slothower,University of Maryland and Cambridge Centre for Evidence-Based Policing

Police-Led Evidence from Hampshire on Domestic Violence

Chair: Dr Heather Strang, Cambridge University

Panel:
Chief Superintendent Scott Chilton, Hampshire Police
Jo Rowland, Hampshire Police
Nicole Cornelius,Hampshire Police

Brandon Langley, West Midlands Police
Dr. Barak Ariel, University of Cambridge and Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Julie Wartell, San Diego (California) District Attorney’s Office

WEDNESDAY

Chair and Discussant: Professor Lorraine Mazerolle, University of Queensland.

Police: An RCT with Chronic Domestic Abusers
Jonathan Roy,Merseyside

Police: An RCT on electronic monitoring
Michael Ball, Hertfordshire

A Quasi-Experiment in Local Engagement
Basit Javid, West Midlands Police,

Experiments in the Cost of Policing: PCSOs Or PCs?

Chair: Chief Constable John Parkinson (retired), University of Cambridge

“Are Neighbourhood Police Teams More Cost-Effective With Mostly PCSOs?
Angela Williams, West Yorkshire Police

“PC vs. PCSO Patrol Effects in the Peterborough RCT”
Dr. Barak Ariel, University of Cambridge
Jo Smallwood, West Midlands Police

What Does Graduate Education Contribute to Leading Police Experiments?

Chair: Dame Shirley Pearce, Chair, College of Policing

Panel:
Alex Murray, Chief Superintendent, West Midlands Police
Angela Williams, Chief Superintendent, West Yorkshire Police
Jo Rowland, Hampshire Police
Basit Javid, West Midlands Police

The 2013 Sir Richard Mayne Lecture