Seth Watts

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Texas State University

United States

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Dr. Seth Watts is an Assistant Professor at Texas State University in the United States. His research focuses on law enforcement practices, particularly the use of AI-driven technologies in policing and the implications of de-escalation training. Recent articles examine officer attitudes towards opioid response, the effectiveness of body-worn camera footage, and the analysis of police outcomes in interactions with vulnerable populations, such as individuals experiencing homelessness.

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Articles (10)

Officer Acceptance and Use of AI-Driven Body-Worn Camera Footage Review

An Evaluation of Truleo’s AI-based Body-Worn Camera Analytics

Officer Acceptance and Use of AI-Driven Body-Worn Camera Footage Review

Can police de-escalation training reduce use of force and citizen injury without compromising officer safety?

Can De-escalation Training Reduce Use of Force and Injuries to Citizens Without Risking Officer Safety?

Does proximity to service providers impact punitivity in stop outcomes for individuals experiencing homelessness?

Who is fatigued? A repeated cross-sectional survey of officer attitudes towards people who use opioids, naloxone, and their role in responding to opioid overdoses

More Than Use of Force: Examining Alternative Outcomes for Police De-Escalation Training

Understanding Police Involvement at Opioid Overdose Incidents Through Body-Worn Camera Footage

A half-century investigation of police officer line-of-duty deaths: putting the recent spike in long-term context

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Katharine Brown

Patricia R. Turner

Aili Malm

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