Beshears (2016) investigates the effectiveness of police social media use in enhancing community policing and reducing crime rates. The study found that social media can be an effective tool for police departments to engage with the community and promote public safety.
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Beshears, Michael L. (2016). "Effectiveness of Police Social Media Use". American Journal of Criminal Justice. 42 (3): 489–501. doi:10.1007/s12103-016-9380-4. S2CID 151928750.
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