2022 POP Conference Presentations
Opening Session: Reflections on Herman Goldstein's Influence on and Importance to Policing
- Michael Scott, Director, Center for Problem-Oriented Policing; Gary Cordner, Academic Director, Baltimore Police Department; Ron Glensor, Assistant Chief (ret.), Reno (Nevada) Police Department; Brandon Kooi, Professor, Aurora University (Illinois); and John Eck, Professor, University of Cincinnati
Goldstein Award Winner Strategic Investigation: Off-Campus Burglary Reduction Project, University of Cincinnati Police Division
- Lieutenant David Brinker, Crime Analyst Michael Zidar; and Tamara Herold, Associate Professor, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Goldstein Finalist Operation Waterside: Child Sexual Exploitation in the Town Centre, Cheshire Constabulary (UK)
- Detective Constable Gina Volp & Sergeant Rob Simpson
Goldstein Finalist Violent Crime Reduction and Prevention with Risk-Based Policing, Kansas City (Missouri) Police Department
- Captain Jonas Baughman
Goldstein Finalist Operation Endurance, Durham Constabulary (UK)
- Police Inspector Jon Curtis and Police Constable Sam Oliver
Goldstein Finalist MATAC Reducing Harm in the Medium Risk Cohort of Domestic Abuse, Durham Constabulary (UK)
- Detective Superintendent David Ashton, Analyst John Cooper and Police Constable Meggan Rutherford
Introduction to Problem-Oriented Policing
- Michael Scott, Director, Center for Problem-Oriented Policing and Clinical Professor, Arizona State University
Civil Unrest and Problem Solving
- Tamara Herold, Associate Professor, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
- Lee Hunt, Strategic Planning & Analysis Administrator, Greenville (South Carolina) Police Department and Derrick Jackson, Director of Community Engagement, Washtenaw County (Michigan) Sheriff's Office
Building Analytical Capacity for POP
- Jessica Herbert, CEO, IDEA Analytics and Lieutenant Patrick (PJ) Smith, Salisbury (North Carolina Police Department)
Introduction to Situational Crime Prevention
- John Eck, Professor, University of Cincinnati
Responding to Mentally Ill Persons in Washtenaw County (Michigan)
- Lisa Gentz, Program Administrator, Millage Initiatives/Mental Health Court/Jail Services, Washtenaw County and Derrick Jackson, Director of Community Engagement, Washtenaw County (Michigan) Sheriff's Office
The Power of CPTED: Cutting Crime with Urban Design
- Greg Saville, CEO, AlterNation
Introduction to Problem Analysis
- Julie Wartell, Crime Analysis Consultant and Detective Ray Kianes, Austin (Texas) Police Department
Training Police Officers in POP Principles and Methods
- Gary Cordner, Academic Director, Baltimore Police Department and Annie Rexford-Boren, Research Coordinator, Center for Policing Excellence, Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards & Training
Analyzing Homelessness-related Problems
- Daniel Reinhard, Chief Data Analyst, Boulder (Colorado) Police Department
Supporting POP at the National Level in the UK
- Chief Constable Lauren Poultney and Sally Briggs, Programme and Portfolio Manager for the Savings and Efficiency and Problem Solving Teams, South Yorkshire (UK) Police
Reducing Police Calls at an Apartment Complex
- Police Officers Michael Fenore and Nicole Newport-Archer; and Heather Devitt, Advocate, Mansfield (Massachusetts) Police Department
Reducing Social Unrest: The Police Role in Community Development
- Greg Saville, CEO, AlterNation and Harry Tapia, Director of Operations, HACE (Philadelphia)
Using Drones to Respond to Police Calls
- Sergeant Dustin Bruzee, Chula Vista (California) Police Department
- Rob Guerette, Associate Professor, Florida International University
The Proactive Alliance Approach to Policing
- Molly Mastoras, Co-founder, Safe Night, LLC, Arlington (Virginia)
Armenia: When the Police are the Problem
- Stephen Schneider, Mission Advisor and Amalya Hovsepvan, National Police Reform Advisor, ICITAP, U.S. Dept. of Justice; and Chief of Patrol Police Artur Umrshatyan, Armenia Police