Any Police Contact in Alaska, 2022
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Alaska police-public contactPolicing and the public
Formal contact with police
Informal contact with police
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This fact sheet presents results from the 2022 Alaska Police-Public Contact Survey on adult Alaskans' formal and informal contact with police in the past 12 months.Date
2024-04-26Publisher
Alaska Justice Information CenterType
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