Dr. Kinnaird earned his Ph.D. in human services/criminal justice from Capella
University (Minneapolis, MN) preceded by a B.A. in sociology and M.L.S. in criminal justice from Fort Hays State University
(Hays, KS). Kinnaird is published in a wide variety of outlets including peer-reviewed journals, books,
book chapters, trade publications, reviews, and columns. He is a Policy Fellow with the Docking Institute of Public Affairs
and has had policy work featured as best practices by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Florida Department
of Law Enforcement.”
Brian A. Kinnaird is the author of Use of Force: Expert Guidance
for Decisive Force Response; Exploring Police Liability Profiles: Proximate Cause Analysis of Police Misconduct in the San
Francisco, CA Police Department; and, Parallel Universe: Theatre for Heroism.
According to the book description
of Parallel Universe: Theatre for Heroism, “Metropolis and Gotham City have always had watchful
guardians. Comic book civilizations are full of them—extraordinary people who choose to share their authentic gifts
to help others. Superheroes, as pop culture symbols of justice, have long been known in our law enforcement community to be
a source of inspiration and moral guidance for a life served to protect. From Superman and The Lone Ranger to our men and
women in blue, Brian Kinnaird examines the spirit of heroism and the human instinct to seek order and meaning in a dangerous
world where today’s superheroes wear a badge and gun.”
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