Tue October 07 2008
Julie Grimaldi, president of Police Futurists International, is today's featured guest. The mission of Police Futurists International is to foster exc...
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Julie Grimaldi, president of Police Futurists International, is today's featured guest. The mission of Police Futurists International is to foster excellence in policing by promoting and applying the
discipline of Futures Research. Topics discussed include: ways CSI and other TV shows deviate from the reality of police work; inflammatory video clips of police misconduct posted onto youtube; flash
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Julie Grimaldi, president of Police Futurists International, is today's featured guest. The mission of Police Futurists International is to foster excellence in policing by promoting and applying the
discipline of Futures Research. Topics discussed include: ways CSI and other TV shows deviate from the reality of police work; inflammatory video clips of police misconduct posted onto youtube; flash
cameras at intersections which produce automated traffic ticket; how high gas prices affect police departments; Tasers and other less-than-lethal weapons; how dashboard video cameras mounted in
police cars can be used as evidence; the Internet and cyber-crime; international crime; and other trends which will affect the future of law enforcement. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the
October 8, 2008 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 53 minutes] In addition to being president of Police Futurists International, Julie Grimaldi is a member of the International Association
of Law Enforcement Planners (IALEP). Julie Grimaldi has worked as a researcher, project manager, analyst and advisor to the Ontario Provincial Police senior and executive command staff on strategic
issues and initiatives relevant to policing since 1990. Prior her work for the OPP she conducted research as a consultant to the Ontario Board of Parole. She holds an honours bachelorâs degree
from York University (double major Law & Society/Philosophy), and a masterâs degree in criminology from the University of Toronto.
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