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Chief Scott Booth of the Roanoke Police Department has squarely taken on the challenge of gun violence, and seen remarkable success not just once, but twice. After decades in law enforcement, he became Chief in Danville, Virginia, where he oversaw a dramatic 52% drop in violent crime, taking homici…
Chief Scott Booth of the Roanoke, Virginia Police Department has squarely taken on the challenge of gun violence, and seen remarkable success not just once, but twice. After decades in law enforcement, he became Chief in Danville, Virginia, where he oversaw a dramatic 52% drop in violent crime, tak…
This episode features Yale Law School's Tracey Meares reframes gun violence as a symptom of broader "safety deprivation" in communities. She explains why armed emergency response isn't enough and how the state's broader powers can address underlying safety issues. The conversation covers …
Kyle Barrentine, a sixth-year social psychology PhD student at the University of Virginia, explores how peer attitudes shape views on firearms. His research reveals unexpected patterns in support for firearm regulation and suggests that Americans may be less divided on the issue than often assumed.…
Howard Henderson, founding director of the Center for Justice Research at Texas Southern University, breakdowns why many data-driven gun violence solutions fall short and possible ways to prevent that. Dr. Henderson shares surprising findings his from conversations with young men who carry guns. Th…
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