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Page 1: Fair and Impartial Policing · • Biases are often unconscious or “implicit”. • Implicit biases can influence our actions • Implicit biases manifest even in individuals who,

Fair and Impartial Policing: Building Trust in Our Communities

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ChallengingEventsinLawEnforcement

• Staten Island, New York – Eric Gardner 

• Ferguson, Missouri – Michael Brown •North Charleston, South Carolina –Walter Scott 

•Baltimore, Maryland – Freddie Gray 

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FutureinPolicing•Transparency•Community Engagement •De‐escalation•Crisis Intervention Training •Body Worn Cameras • Justice, Compassion and Humility •Fair and Impartial Policing 

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IntroductiontotheFairandImpartialPolicingPerspective

• FIP is a science‐ based approach to understanding how the human brain processes bias

• Based on decades of research by social psychologists

• Reduces defensiveness among police and community members

• Gaining acceptance as the new way to address difficult issues

• FIP is a mindset; an intelligent, non‐emotional way to discuss human biases

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Understanding Biases 

• Implicit Biases – unconscious biases we have regarding race, gender, socio-economic status, religion, and sexual orientation, etc.

• Explicit Biases – conscious actions or words against the same groups of individuals

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Fundamental Concepts of Human Bias

• Bias is a normal human attribute—even well-intentioned people have biases.

• Biases are often unconscious or “implicit”.

• Implicit biases can influence our actions

• Implicit biases manifest even in individuals who, at the conscious level, reject prejudices and stereotyping.

• Understanding how implicit bias can affect our perceptions and behavior is the first step to “override” implicit bias.

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What FIP will bring to the Henrico Police Division ...

• Help us to recognize our own human biases

• Understand how implicit biases can affect our perceptions and behavior

• Understand how biased policing impacts community members and the department

• Learn methods to override the biases we carry

• Reflect on what it means to provide quality services to the citizens of Henrico County

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Fair and Impartial Police Officers are more likely to…  

• Be effective at solving crimes and handling disorder problems;

• Stay safe and go home at the end of the shift;

• Enhance/promote trust on the part of the people they serve and enhance the legitimacy of the police.

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Henrico County Police Division’s Implementation Plan

• All of Chief Middleton’s staff were trained first in December of 2014.

• Police Officers and Supervisors were selected after an application process to be Division trainers.

• All Police Officers and civilians will be trained.

• Once Officers receive the FIP training they will receive the body worn camera training. H

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Body Worn Camera System 

• TASER Axon Flex Body Worn Camera• Our policy is consistent with the model policies

on BWC’s from IACP, PERF, & DOJ• Officers will consider privacy concerns of citizens• Officers will turn camera on prior to any

enforcement action• Video will be uploaded to a secure cloud storage

management system• Retention will be 90-days for “non-evidentiary”

and 180-days for “evidentiary” video

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Assitant Chief C.T. Hunter Henrico County Police Division 

[email protected]

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