Policing Matters Podcast

Full list of Policing Matters Podcast results

• Adam Kinakin on the narrowing of police use of force options

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  From banning specific restraints to redefining what is “objectively reasonable,” police use of force is under a nationwide spotlight

• Captain Don Redmond on Chula Vista PD's groundbreaking drone program

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  The agency’s Drone as First Responders program deploys at-the-ready drones from the top of buildings to calls for service and critical incidents

• Why mindset matters most when it comes to your health

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  It is possible to find the time, energy and motivation to focus on your health - here's how

• 20 years of law enforcement milestones

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  Since Police1 launched in 1999 a lot has changed in policing – from new technologies to improved training to more sophisticated patrol vehicles and duty gear

• How the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children battles child abuse and exploitation

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  Both the coronavirus pandemic and privacy rulings could be contributing to child sexual abuse online

• The biggest issues law enforcement faced in 2020

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  CJEvolution podcast host Patrick Fitzgibbons joins the Policing Matters podcast to discuss critical issues in policing this year

• Small-town policing: How to increase recruitment, decrease crime and improve community relations

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  Progressive police leadership can transform even the smallest of agencies without spending a dime

• Off-duty employment considerations for police

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  Being familiar with agency policy regarding off-duty work is the first step cops must take

• Is a criminal justice degree worth it? The answer is yes.

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  In this episode of Policing Matters, former officers and current CJ professors discuss how degrees make better officers and expand career opportunities

• Rener Gracie on why every cop needs one hour of Jiu-Jitsu training a week

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  A world-renowned martial arts expert argues why cops must be adequately trained in defensive tactics

• Axon CEO talks TASER weapons, police performance and transparency

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  Since 1993, Rick Smith has been a technology pioneer in law enforcement with a current goal of making the bullet obsolete by 2029

• How an app could integrate off-duty public safety personnel into mass violence response

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  Technology advances are allowing incident commanders to think outside the box when preparing LE response to acts of mass violence

• The FBI’s NIBRS deadline is fast approaching. What agencies need to know.

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  Is your department ready to transition to the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) on January 1, 2021?

• How to develop a social media messaging strategy ahead of Election Day

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  To keep control of the narrative online, you have to prepare ahead of time

• The similarities and differences between law enforcement and the military

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  Both professions require tactical approaches that without command, control, coordination and communication could result in death or discipline

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