Police Executive Research Forum

Uh, police.

"And that call is key," says Chuck Wexler from the Police Executive Research Forum, a national think tank that provides training for law enforcement across the country.

Wexler says the 911 call dictates the tone of how officers will respond and gives them key information they need to know.

Wexler helped draft PERF's industry standard training for so-called suicide by cop calls.

Uh, police.

And that call is key, says Chuck Wexler from the Police Executive Research Forum, a national think tank that provides training for law enforcement across the country.

Wexler says the 911 call dictates the tone of how officers will respond and gives them key information they need to know.

Wexler helped draft PERF's industry standard training for so-called suicide by cop calls.

Uh, that happened, uh, to her as well, and several other people who have been shot or attempted, uh, ICE has attempted to shoot.

But this also goes back, way back to, uh, for example, in twenty thirteen, an investigation was conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum, known as PERF, on the use of force by Customs and Border Protection.

They released a report of their findings, and after looking at fifteen cases of agents shooting at or into moving vehicles, they concluded this.

Based on a review of the submitted cases, it appears that CBP practice allows shooting at the driver of any suspect vehicle that comes in the direction of the agents.

They're just not gonna do it.

So going through some, some research numbers, the US Bureau Labor Statis- Statistics, Police Executive Research Forum, the National Institute of Justice, uh, developed some numbers.

The next 10 years, there's gonna be a need for 60 to 65,000 sworn police officers in the US alone.

They talked about the four reasons for that, and I think it's fairly evident, but then to read it coming from a academic, uh, source was interesting.