- Locard’s principle: a perpetrator of a crime will bring something into the crime scene and leave with something from it.
- But this principle, “Every contact leaves a trace,” applies not only to an investigating police officer but also to the fact that individual, interpersonal “contacts” can leave traces, both good and bad, upon people as a result of those interactions; therefore, this principle can apply to both forensics and police-community relations — the building of trust, and officer health and wellness.
Read more about the Madison Method HERE and in my book Arrested Development.
Sutherland can be followed on Twitter @policecommander.
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