"High-volume" officers have been found to be younger and less experienced.

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Research has shown that officers who engage in high volumes of proactive policing activities, such as stops, searches, and arrests, tend to be younger and have less experience compared to their peers who engage in these activities less frequently. This is often attributed to factors such as eagerness to prove themselves, a lack of seasoned judgment, or the influence of departmental cultures and expectations on less experienced officers.

"High-Volume" Officers Have Been Found to Be Younger and Less