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“We found a positive relationship between segregation and higher levels of [intraracial black homicide rates]… Our analysis revealed that areas of need—those with more extreme white-black residential segregation—displayed generally lower levels of community-policing."

Lack of Community-Oriented Policing Practices Partially Mediates the Relationship Between Racial Residential Segregation and “Black-On-Black” Homicide Rates Lack of Community-Oriented Policing Practices Partially Mediates the Relationship Between Racial Residential Segregation and “Black-On-Black” Homicide Rates Table 2: the mediating effect of LCP on the relationship between racial residential segregation and IBHR in 2013. Table 2: the mediating effect of LCP on the relationship between racial residential segregation and IBHR in 2013.
Lack of Community-Oriented Policing Practices Partially Mediates the Relationship Between Racial Residential Segregation and “Black-On-Black” Homicide Rates
Preventive Medicine
Diehr, Aaron J. / McDaniel, Justin T.
Vol. 112, pp. 179–184, 2018
10.1016/j.ypmed.2018.04.032
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