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Police-Community Interaction (PCI) Survey

The PCI survey gives local residents the opportunity to evaluate their recent interactions with local police officers and sheriff deputies. The survey was implemented in 58 U.S. cities. This report provides a brief overview of selected findings.

 

Click Here to view the full report.

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