Policing Matters Podcast

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• Book and release: 12 reads for a cop's next book club

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  Host Jim Dudley and Police1 columnist Chris Littrell share some recommendations

• Building leadership capital with your cops and your community

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  Chief Roger Schei of the Pocatello Police Department discusses the mindset required to be an effective law enforcement leader

• How ‘Shop Talk’ is building bridges between the police and the community

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  Barbershops and beauty salons provide an ideal backdrop for open conversations between cops and community members

• Axon President Luke Larson on how virtual reality is democratizing police training

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  As VR technology improves, complex scenarios can be developed that provide real value for officer training, as well as improve community engagement

• Why police departments must streamline the recruitment process

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  Law enforcement agencies should use every tool at their disposal – including technology – to keep candidates engaged

• Public safety leaders reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11

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  Podcast hosts Jim Dudley, Chris Cebollero, Marc Bashoor and Rob Lawrence address how 9/11 affected all facets of public safety

• Policing Matters Podcast: How to become a cop

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  Learn about the things folks should (and should not) do as they prepare to join the noble profession

• Dr. Ervin Staub on active bystandership in law enforcement

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  How to prepare officers to successfully intervene to prevent harm and create a law enforcement culture that supports peer intervention

• Back to school: The challenges SROs face as children return to the classroom

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  The executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers discusses critical issues facing SROs nationwide

• Assessing fentanyl exposure risks for law enforcement officers

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  Dr. John Williams discusses the hazards of fentanyl and how officers can minimize risks

• Peter Moskos on strategies to reduce violent crime

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  “Onerous restrictions on the police can lead to the worst of both worlds: poorer policing and more violence.”

• Erica Sandberg on the increase in property crime and retail theft

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  Addressing the impact of organized and rampant retail theft on California and beyond

• Katherine Schweit on how to end mass shootings

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  Former head of the FBI’s active shooter program Katherine Schweit shares an insider look at what we know about mass shooters

• Chief Don De Lucca on the BolaWrap

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  Find out how this remote restraint device can aid in safely restraining resistant subjects

• How ‘officer-created jeopardy’ is framing discussions about police use of force

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  Some reform proposals attempt to shift responsibility for violence from the offender to the officer

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