Overall as with any study results should always be considered but efforts must

Overall, as with any study, results should always be considered, but efforts must be taken gradually just in case; Kansas City was very much in line with this mentality. All in all, a move towards evidence-based police work has provided innovative and fresh ways to serve the population at large.

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