Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs
The Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs topic gives police leadership news and information to help them lead their troops. This topic also gives the patrol officer an avenue to prepare themselves for a rise through the ranks.
At NASRO’s National School Safety Conference, a new checklist and real-world lessons gave schools and police practical tools to respond to threats
The easiest way to make sense of how to be successful at this is to simply recognize you’re the new guy
The difference between a lawful seizure and unconstitutional conduct often hinges on how courts view an officer’s intent in high-risk vehicle encounters
T.J. Boyd carried a gun, wore a police uniform and drove a patrol car. But he’s not a cop
Read, save and share these resources to ensure each public safety agency is ready to respond and collaborate while on scene of your next potential MCI
“Focus your attention and energy on your sphere of control – the more you’re able to do that, the more mentally tough and strong you’ll be during these difficult times.”
Policing is essential for community safety, but what does the future hold for law enforcement?
“You think I like seeing my child in an orange jumpsuit in a jail cell? Of course not,” Sheriff Tony Smith said
St. Paul police said state Rep. John Thompson “misused” his position by interfering in a stop that reportedly involved his daughter
From vehicle security to on scene command and control, our experts address attendees’ areas of concern
FBI Director Christopher Wray made the comments during an interview on “60 Minutes”
The sheriffs addressed a range of topics, including public outreach, fentanyl abuse, and what they consider small penalties for illegal marijuana grows
These books will help you appreciate the value of time and how that plays into critical decision-making
Implementable recommendations for up and down the chain of command that could enhance policing and improve the quality of life for everyone
Lack of consensus and clear understanding of the problem can lead to misplaced priorities and ineffective recruitment and retention solutions going forward
While SWAT and community policing naturally feels to be in conflict with each other that does not have to be the case
Chief Rodney Bryant joined the department in 1988 and has led the agency since 2020
Sheriff Villanueva said the current enforcement rules mean deputies were “sitting on their hands”
Extra jobs are common among cops, but they can be risky in more ways than one. Leaders must consider the following liabilities if they want to avoid making the news
“We don’t have enough detectives,” Chief Rick Smith said, though he assured the public that all incoming leads would still be pursued
More than a dozen community leaders stood by the former chief’s side at a news conference Monday
From “armadillos to zombies,” unified command tabletop exercises prepare public safety personnel for real-life mass casualty incidents
Chief Carmen Best, who resigned from the Seattle PD in 2020 after a series of budget cuts, will head the global security risk operations team
More than 500 suspects have been arrested three times this year on robbery, burglary or shoplifting charges, police said
The move comes after weeks of speculation and months of criticism, including a vote of no confidence from officers
View this virtual tabletop webinar to help prepare you to respond to the next mass casualty incident in your jurisdiction
A successful police career involves not only surviving the danger involved in policing but also psychological survival
Understanding the root of our mindset – and how to shift it – is critical to transforming the work of law enforcement and our relationship with the community
I am concerned about officer wellness programs falling apart as good folks leave the law enforcement profession
How education and effective communication can improve both officer and community safety
Training is available for everyone from new sergeants to experienced chiefs and sheriffs
How to recognize, prioritize and mobilize solutions for the risks you face in your organization
The Cambridge Police Clinical Support Unit partners non-sworn clinical professionals with specially trained police officers to reduce the incarceration of vulnerable populations
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