Critical incident stress: the personal impact of a police shooting incident

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School of Criminal Justice & Security
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article
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Doylestown, PA
Date Created/Date Issued
2007
Publisher
National Tactical Officers Association
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Author (aut): Parent, Rick
Abstract/Description
Abstract
Abstract
A recent study of more than 400 fatal police shootings that took place, over a 20-year period in the United States and Canada highlighted the need for police to be aware of the dynamics associated with a police shooting. In many cases, the surviving officer and his or her family were unexpectedly left to come to terms with a life-threatening event that was complicated due to the controversial death of the assailant.
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Language
English
Publication Title
Publication Title
The Tactical Edge
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Publication Number
Volume 25, Issue 4
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Publication Identifier
issn: 1083-0871
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PUBLISHED
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IN COPYRIGHT
Keywords
Keywords
police shootings; family; survivors; trauma; fatalities
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Parent, Rick. “Critical incident stress: the personal impact of a police shooting incident”. Article. The Tactical Edge. School of Criminal Justice & Security. Doylestown, PA: National Tactical Officers Association, 2007. Handle placeholder.
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