#9472. Police use of force at street segments: Do street-level characteristics matter?

September 2026publication date
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Social Psychology;
Applied Psychology;
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Abstract:
Purpose: Research examining police use of force at micro places appears scant and largely absent from past studies is the consideration of the contextual and ecological dynamics at street segments. Context is a key factor in understanding use of force, but far less is known about whether micro-level attributes contribute to the frequency of force incidents. The purpose of this study is to investigate the potential effects of street-, and neighborhood-level characteristics on the Prevalence of force incidents. Methods: The current study draws on police use of force reports data and employs multilevel negative binomial regression equations to examine the impact of place dynamics on force frequency at street segments and census tracts.
Keywords:
Ecological attributes; Place characteristics; Police use of force; Street segments

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