Duane Wolfe

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• 7 ways to maintain safety around a suspect's vehicle

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  While there isn't a safe place to stand when dealing with vehicles, there are tactics you can use to reduce risk

• Incident analysis: Learning lessons from officer's hood ride during traffic stop

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  I doubt there are many departments training to deal with this scenario. We must physically and mentally train to avoid this type of outcome

• 10 things you can do to improve your voice commands

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  Your goal is to be the calm in the eye of every stormy situation

• Momma says: 8 police lessons for Mother's Day

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  A lot of what “momma says” can make you a better police officer

• 6 quotes to strengthen your use-of-force training

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  Being willing to employ an effective technique or tactic the instant it is justified will do more to control a suspect than starting with an inadequate one

• 10 range habits that can get police officers killed

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  Ammo is cheap, lives are expensive — maintain your level of proficiency by regular practice

• 16 winter weather tips for on and off-duty cops

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  Remember to prepare for the conditions you might find yourself outside in for several hours

• The 'Ask, Tell, Make' mistake

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  This approach attempts to make the situation fit the tactics regardless of the totality of the circumstance

• Putting cuffs on a sleeping giant

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  I have a few sayings I teach my students regarding officer safety, and one of them is “let sleeping giants sleep”

• 5 statements cops should never make on duty

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  Your destiny should be to be a great police officer; think and speak like a true professional and you will be one

• 10 tips to protect yourself from vehicular assault during traffic stops

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  Understanding your capabilities, tactics and limitations will prevent you from being the next officer dragged by fleeing suspect

• Police ambush attacks: 4 strategies for survival

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  A study of police ambushes illustrates specific strategies and tactics that could greatly improve your chance of survival during an ambush attack

• Be the smartest person in the room

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  All officers need to be armed with researched responses to hotly debated issues

• Why your mic placement matters

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  Where and how officers choose to wear their mic, or any other piece of equipment, is a personal decision that should be tactically thought out

• Why loud & repetitive verbal commands can hinder compliance

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  Using loud, repetitive verbal commands can be more of a hindrance than a help when trying to gain compliance from a resistive subject

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