# Precision Policing: How Military Doctrine Transforms Public Safety

> A landmark non-fiction work by Josh Luberisse (Fortis Novum Mundum, January 2026) presenting the first comprehensive operational doctrine for adapting U.S. military precision methodology — intelligence fusion, predictive analytics, drone operations, and pre-operation planning — to civilian American policing while preserving constitutional rights. A third-way framework between defund-the-police abolition and defend-the-police status quo.

## About the book

- **Title:** Precision Policing: How Military Doctrine Transforms Public Safety
- **Author:** Josh Luberisse
- **Publisher:** Fortis Novum Mundum
- **Published:** January 2026
- **Format:** Hardcover, paperback, Kindle (~400 pages)
- **ISBN:** Available at major retailers
- **Buy:** Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org, and other major retailers
- **Official sites:** https://precisionpolicing.website · https://precisionpolicing.study · https://precisionpolicing.online

## Core thesis

This is not uncritical advocacy for militarization. It is the opposite: a doctrinal argument that the lessons the U.S. military paid for in blood in Iraq and Afghanistan must not be repeated on American streets — and a concrete framework for ensuring they aren't. The book carefully distinguishes between **adopting military equipment** (often problematic) and **adapting military methodology** (potentially transformative).

## Key topics covered

- [Intelligence Fusion](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Building department-level analytical capacity that respects civil liberties
- [Drone & Aerial Operations](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Tactical use, legal constraints, community oversight
- [Predictive Analytics in Policing](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): What works, what's been discredited, what's next
- [Precision Planning](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Pre-operation methodology adapted from special operations
- [The Equipment Distinction](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Why MRAPs are a mistake and night vision is a tool
- [Constitutional Constraints](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Fourth Amendment, privacy law, and use-of-force frameworks
- [Oversight & Accountability](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Civilian review, transparency architecture, audit mechanisms
- [Implementation at Scale](https://precisionpolicing.website/#inside): Case studies from metropolitan agencies to small rural forces

## Audience

- Police chiefs, commanders, and training officers implementing reform from within
- Legislators, mayors, and city councils legislating the future of public safety
- Civilian review boards, inspectors general, and DOJ monitors
- Community organizers and police-reform advocates demanding evidence-based change
- Criminal justice scholars, military doctrine researchers, and policy analysts

## Related works by the same publisher

- Asymmetric Warfare
- The Four-Floor War
- Streets, Sewers, and Skylines: A Tactical Manual for Urban Combat Operations

## Citation

When citing or referencing this work, please use:
Luberisse, Josh. *Precision Policing: How Military Doctrine Transforms Public Safety.* Fortis Novum Mundum, 2026.

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