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Carlena Orosco

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Xu College of Health and Human Services

California Forensic Science Institute

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

California Forensic Science Institute

California State University, Los Angeles

Department Of Criminal Justice

Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center

Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

School Of Criminal Justice And Criminalistics

NoneCarlena Orosco is currently serving as a California Forensic Science Institute faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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Carlena Orosco

California State University, Los Angeles

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criminology violent behavior police psychology criminal justice interpersonal violence emergency medicine officer education system psychology rehabilitation human performance aggression criminal law injury prevention trauma program evaluation safety science military psychology training systems de-escalation training behavioral sciences organizational behavior community policing incident investigation opioid epidemic drug overdose video surveillance public safety violent crime crime prevention body-worn camera footage officer safety police de-escalation training applied psychology death studies addiction medicine respiratory medicine behavioral education educational strategies performative teaching military context public personnel administration homicide crime science criminal behavior scene interpretation drug safety adaptive learning opioid overdose alter officer perceptions george floyd ’ other features global pandemic police perceptions opioid overdoses police-administered naloxone sworn-civilian divide police dispatching citizen injury examining alternative beyond force

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Comparative Review of De-Escalation Training: What Works and Why. CrimRxiv (2026)

adaptive learningprogram evaluationmanagementbehavioral educationexperiential learningperformance studiestraining systemseducationde-escalation trainingeducational strategiesperformative teachinghuman performance

A Primer on the Design, Delivery, and Evaluation of De-Escalation Training: Explaining the Impactful Findings From the Tempe Smart Policing Initiative. Justice Evaluation Journal (2025)

technologyprogram evaluationcommunity policingsafetyimpactful findingscriminologyviolent behavioreducationsecurity studiesde-escalation trainingofficer education systempolice psychologyinterpersonal violenceperformance evaluation

Can De-Escalation Training Reduce Use of Force and Injuries to Citizens Without Risking Officer Safety?. Applied police briefings : (2025)

injury preventionrehabilitationmilitary psychologykinesiologysafetyemergency medicinecriminologyviolent behaviortraining systemsofficer safetysafety sciencetraumapublic safetyinterpersonal violence

More Than Use of Force: Examining Alternative Outcomes for Police De-Escalation Training. Applied police briefings : (2024)

military psychologypolice de-escalation trainingmore than usecriminologyperformance studiespsychologyviolent behaviorsecurity studiescriminal lawpolice psychologyviolent crimecrime preventionofficer education systemexamining alternative outcomescriminal justiceaggressioninterpersonal violence

Understanding Police Involvement at Opioid Overdose Incidents Through Body-Worn Camera Footage. Applied police briefings : (2024)

Seth WattsMichael D. WhiteCarlena OroscoDina PerroneAili Malm

public healthincident investigationopioid epidemicunderstanding police involvementdrug overdosesubstance use disordersbody-worn camera footagevideo surveillanceopioid overdose incidentsopioid overdose

Beyond Force and Injuries: Examining Alternative (and Important) Outcomes for Police De-Escalation Training. Journal of Criminal Justice (2023)

injury preventionrehabilitationpolice de-escalation trainingemergency medicineaggressioncriminologyviolent behaviorsafety sciencetraumapolice psychologyviolent crimecrime preventionexamining alternativeofficer education systemcriminal justicecriminal lawinterpersonal violencebeyond force

Can Police De-Escalation Training Reduce Use of Force and Citizen Injury Without Compromising Officer Safety?. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2023)

injury preventionrehabilitationsafetyemergency medicinecriminologyviolent behaviorofficer safetysafety sciencetraumacitizen injuryde-escalation trainingpublic safetypolice psychologyhuman performance

“I Am Doing My Part, You Are Doing Your Part”: The Sworn-Civilian Divide in Police Dispatching. Policing An International Journal (2022)

Carlena OroscoJanne E. Gaub

jurisprudencecommunicationsworn-civilian dividecriminal justicepolice dispatching

Investigating the Impacts of a Global Pandemic and George Floyd’s Death on Crime and Other Features of Police Work. Justice Quarterly (2022)

historycommunity policingcriminologydeath studieslawhomicidegeorge floyd ’other featurescrime scienceglobal pandemiccriminal justicemortality

Leveraging Body-Worn Camera Footage to Better Understand Opioid Overdoses and the Impact of Police-Administered Naloxone. American Journal of Public Health (2022)

Michael D. WhiteSeth WattsCarlena OroscoDina PerroneAili Malm

public healthsubstance abusescene interpretationdrug safetyopioid overdosesemergency medicineopioid epidemicepidemiologycriminologydrug overdoseaddiction medicineaddictionrespiratory medicinevideo surveillancebody-worn camera footagepolice-administered naloxone

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Carlena Orosco

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Xu College of Health and Human Services

California Forensic Science Institute

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

California Forensic Science Institute

California State University, Los Angeles

Department Of Criminal Justice

Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center

Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services

Services Of Rongxiang Xu College Of Health And Human

School Of Criminal Justice And Criminalistics

NoneCarlena Orosco is currently serving as a California Forensic Science Institute faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Carlena Orosco

California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparative Review of De-Escalation Training: What Works and Why. CrimRxiv (2026)

A Primer on the Design, Delivery, and Evaluation of De-Escalation Training: Explaining the Impactful Findings From the Tempe Smart Policing Initiative. Justice Evaluation Journal (2025)

Can De-Escalation Training Reduce Use of Force and Injuries to Citizens Without Risking Officer Safety?. Applied police briefings : (2025)

injury preventionrehabilitationmilitary psychologykinesiologysafetyemergency medicinecriminologyviolent behaviortraining systemsofficer safetysafety sciencetraumapublic safetyinterpersonal violence

More Than Use of Force: Examining Alternative Outcomes for Police De-Escalation Training. Applied police briefings : (2024)

Understanding Police Involvement at Opioid Overdose Incidents Through Body-Worn Camera Footage. Applied police briefings : (2024)

Seth WattsMichael D. WhiteCarlena OroscoDina PerroneAili Malm

Beyond Force and Injuries: Examining Alternative (and Important) Outcomes for Police De-Escalation Training. Journal of Criminal Justice (2023)

Can Police De-Escalation Training Reduce Use of Force and Citizen Injury Without Compromising Officer Safety?. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2023)

injury preventionrehabilitationsafetyemergency medicinecriminologyviolent behaviorofficer safetysafety sciencetraumacitizen injuryde-escalation trainingpublic safetypolice psychologyhuman performance

“I Am Doing My Part, You Are Doing Your Part”: The Sworn-Civilian Divide in Police Dispatching. Policing An International Journal (2022)

Carlena OroscoJanne E. Gaub

jurisprudencecommunicationsworn-civilian dividecriminal justicepolice dispatching

Investigating the Impacts of a Global Pandemic and George Floyd’s Death on Crime and Other Features of Police Work. Justice Quarterly (2022)

historycommunity policingcriminologydeath studieslawhomicidegeorge floyd ’other featurescrime scienceglobal pandemiccriminal justicemortality

Leveraging Body-Worn Camera Footage to Better Understand Opioid Overdoses and the Impact of Police-Administered Naloxone. American Journal of Public Health (2022)

Michael D. WhiteSeth WattsCarlena OroscoDina PerroneAili Malm

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