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Comparing accredited and non-accredited police agencies, one study found that accredited agencies:

Comparing accredited and non-accredited police agencies, one study found that accredited agencies:

▸ provided far less compensation for overtime and special assignments.

▸ were more likely to have "extraordinary" turnover rates of personnel.

▸ were less likely to require drug testing for sworn applicants.

▸ provided more training for their officers and required higher minimum educational requirements for new officers.

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