Firearms

Policing & firearms: new perspectives and insights.

Source:  eBook

Author:  Farmer, C. and Evans, R.

Publication:  Cham: Springer, 2023.

Firearms and toolmark identification: the scientific reliability of the forensic science discipline.

Source:  eBook

Author:  Nichols, R.

Publication:  London: Academic Press, 2018.

Reducing gun deaths and injuries: A social marketing approach.

Source:  eBook

Author:  Lee, N.

Publication:  UK: Ethics International Press, 2023.

A comprehensive analysis of the importance of the role of armed policing within England and Wales.

Source:  Thesis

Author:  Boucher, W.

Publication:  Newport: University of South Wales, 2022.

Do police need guns? Policing and firearms: past, present and future. 

Source:  eBook

Author:  Evans, R. and Farmer, C.

Publication:  Singapore: Springer Nature, 2021.

Reducing gun deaths and injuries: a social marketing approach.

Source:  eBook

Author:  Lee, N.

Publication:  UK: Ethics International Press, 2023.

Use of force training in law enforcement: A reality based approach.

Source:  eBook

Author:  Murray, K. R and Haberfield, M. R.

Publication:  Cham: Springer, 2021.

Exploring work stress, psychological capital, and organisational commitment among authorised firearms officers.

Source:  Thesis

Author:  Draper, R.

Publication:  Plymouth: Plymouth University, 2021.

Perceptions of armed policing: barriers and motivations to becoming an authorised firearms officer.

Source:  Thesis

Author:  Simon, J.

Publication:  Canterbury: Canterbury Christchurch University, 2019.

Suicide by cop: a comprehensive examination of the phenomenon and its aftermath. 

Source:  Book

Author:  Lord, V.

Publication:  New York: Looseleaf Law Publications, 2015.

An inspection of how effective police forces are in the deployment of firearms. 

Source:  Report

Author:  HMIC

Publication:  London: HMICFRS, 2023.

Shoot to kill: police accountability, firearms and fatal force. 

Source:  Book

Author:  Punch, M.

Publication:  Bristol: Policy Press, 2011

Evaluation of physical health, mental wellbeing, and injury in a UK police firearms unit. 

Source:  Article

Author:  Bradley, E., et al. 

Publication:  Police Practice & Research, 2023, Vol. 24, (2), pp. 232-244.

Post-traumatic embitterment disorder in UK authorised firearms officers following post-incident procedures: A cross-sectional web survey.

Source:  Article

Author:  Brennan, C. and Cole, J.

Publication: Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology, 2024, Vol 39, (2), pp. 303-310.

The relevance of current forensic firearms examination techniques when applied to 3D printed firearms.

Source:  Article

Author:  Wenzinger, Z. E., et al.

Publication: Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2024, Vol 69, (2), pp. 659-668.

An experimental study of responses to armed police in Great Britain.

Source:  Article

Author:  Yesberg, J., et al. 

Publication:  Journal of Experimental Criminology, 2021. Vol 17, (1), pp. 1-13.

Shooting to kill? Policing, firearms and armed response.  

Source:  Book

Author:  Squires, P. and Kennison, P.

Publication:  Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, 2010.

Shots fired: the psychology behind officer involved shootings.
Source:  Book

Author:  Rylant, C.

Publication:  San Luis Obispo: Perfect Life, 2017.

Training and experience influence the consequences of anxiety during performance. A study of two groups of British firearms officers during bi-annual testing. 

Source:  Article

Author:  Faro, J., et al.

Publication:  Police Practice & Research, 2022, Vol. 23, (3), pp. 355-369.

Police use of firearms statistics.

Source:  Website

Author:  Home Office

Deaths and police conduct statistics.

Source:  Website

Author:  IOPC.