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Daily Press
Todays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University

The Conversation, Thursday 23 January 2025

Southport attack: changing the definition of terrorism won’t stop the violence

Alan Greene

Newswise, Thursday 23 January 2025

Why Incarcerated Firefighters Are a Major Part of Wildfire Response

University of Nevada

The Conversation, Thursday 23 January 2025

Many more older people are leaving prison and face unmet needs for housing and health care − as well as a tangle of groups trying to help

Angela S. Murolo, Lena M. Campagna

The Conversation, Thursday 23 January 2025

10 years after the Charlie Hebdo attacks in France, conversations about free speech are still too black and white

Armin Langer

Newswise, Thursday 23 January 2025

Cellphone bans spread in schools amid mental health concerns

George Washington University

The Guardian, Thursday 23 January 2025

Law enforcement joined meetings of far-right Oath Keepers, leak shows

Jason Wilson

The Guardian, Thursday 23 January 2025

Southport attacker Axel Rudakubana jailed for 52 years for murder of three girls

Josh Halliday

PsyPost, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Adverse childhood experiences linked to increased defensive gun use through heightened threat sensitivity

Eric W. Dolan

Forensic Magazine, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Enhancing Police Research Partnerships: A Path to Community Trust

The Conversation, Wednesday 22 January 2025

What is seditious conspiracy, which is among the most serious crimes Trump pardoned?

Amy Cooter

The Conversation, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Brad Pitt online romance fraud shows how victims are influenced by complex psychological factors

Annie Lecompte

The Guardian, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht, founder of Silk Road drug marketplace

The Guardian, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Organised crime unit expanded in prisons in England and Wales to fight escalating gang activity

Rajeev Syal

New York Times, Wednesday 22 January 2025

How Trump Was Persuaded to Pardon an Online Drug Kingpin

David Yaffe-Bellany and Ryan Mac

University of Wisconsin, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Communities that experience mass shootings drink more alcohol in the aftermath, a new study finds

Chris Barncard

Washington Post, Wednesday 22 January 2025

Supreme Court takes on accountability for police shootings

Ann E. Marimow

The Conversation, Tuesday 21 January 2025

Trump’s Jan. 6 clemency ‘flies in the face of the facts’ of violent insurrection, retired federal judge explains

John E. Jones

Washington Post, Tuesday 21 January 2025

To get rid of ‘drug-addicted’ rats, Houston police clean up evidence room

Gaya Gupta

Newswise, Tuesday 21 January 2025

New GW Study Debunks Myths About Mayoral Partisanship and Crime Policy

George Washington University

News-Medical.net, Tuesday 21 January 2025

Persistent poverty and parental mental illness linked to increased risk of youth violence

The Conversation, Tuesday 21 January 2025

Lessons from ‘stop and frisk’ can help Philly police use drones to improve safety without compromising civil liberties

Robert Kane, Jordan Hyatt

Newswise, Tuesday 21 January 2025

‘Gang Culture’ Goes Online

Universite de Montreal

Washington Post, Tuesday 21 January 2025

Trump designated drug cartels as terrorists. Here’s what that means.

Mary Beth Sheridan

EurekAlert!, Tuesday 21 January 2025

Childhood poverty and/or parental mental illness may double teens’ risk of violence and police contact

BMJ Group

Medical Xpress, Monday 20 January 2025

Nurse home visits for first-time mothers target intimate partner violence to boost child health outcomes

Matt Kieltyka

PsyPost, Monday 20 January 2025

The psychological puzzle of Donald Trump: Eye-opening findings from 20 studies

Eric W. Dolan

The Guardian, Monday 20 January 2025

Biden’s last-minute pardons draw ire from both sides of political divide

Edward Helmore

The Conversation, Monday 20 January 2025

How childhood trauma impacts our brains, bodies – and even our genes

Macià Buades Rotger