Karen L. Bune

Criminals, Victims, and Cops

Karen L. Bune is an Adjunct Professor at George Mason and Marymount universities and a consultant for the U.S. Dept. of Justice. Board Certified in Traumatic Stress and Domestic Violence, a nationally recognized speaker, she also serves on the Institutional Review Board of The Police Foundation. She received the Police Chief’s Award and County Executive’s Recognition of Service Certificate from Prince George’s County, MD. She is in the Wakefield High School (VA) Hall of Fame. She holds the AU Alumni Recognition Award and Marymount University’s Adjunct Teaching Award. She appears in “Marquis Who’s Who in the World” and in “America.”

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How can you translate your LE skills to the private sector? 2 real-life examples
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Two career cops are prime examples of how to make the move from serving the public to serving customers
How PAL makes a difference for cops, kids and communities
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PAL programs teach teens accountability for the choices they make in life
How to keep good cops: Police leaders share best practices
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Taking a strategic approach to hiring officers increases the likelihood you will retain those good cops in your ranks
How the Sanford PD repaired its community relations after the Trayvon Martin case
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“We became famous over an incident that was not police-related but got world-wide recognition”
What it was like to be Secret Service during the Clinton Administration
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Politics aside, in law enforcement you take an oath to protect everyone
How cops are teaching driving safety to young people
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The 911 Driving School is a unique brand that provides new driver trainer by law enforcement professionals
Cruisin' for a cause: Motor cops ride to help kids with life-threatening illnesses
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For these veteran cops who have pretty much seen and heard it all, the charity ride is an experience like no other
How the 'Oz Principle' is helping the MPD create a culture of accountability
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Over the past three years, the Minneapolis Police Department has created a culture of accountability to improve public trust and employee engagement
Police History: How the mission of the United States Secret Service has grown
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The United States Secret Service (USSS) is one of the oldest federal law enforcement agencies in the country and is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year
Police History: The creation and evolution of the FBI
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Over time, the priorities of the agency have changed depending on the threats facing the nation and the concerns of the American people from land fraud in the early days to counterterrorism today
How Las Vegas Metro PD got ahead of OIS and UOF controversies
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Cooperation, collaboration, and honest communication between police and the community can prove fruitful in enhancing police/community relations and reducing officer-involved shootings
4 ways leaders can (and should) motivate their officers
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Those in supervisory and leadership roles can either be motivators or morale busters to the organization depending upon the approach of those police supervisors
How Tampa police are using near-real-time data to fight crime
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The mission of the Tampa Police Department is to reduce crime and improve the quality of life through a cooperative relationship with all citizens, and SAFE COP has become a fundamental part of that mission
How to react when a cop goes 'bad'
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It is an undisputable fact that in any profession there is a bad apple in every bunch, but the impact in the police world is more devastating than most others
2014 Top Cops: Roll Call of Honorees
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The audience grows larger each year. The 21st annual ceremony of the 2014 Top Cops Awards, sponsored by the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO), was held on May 13, 2014 in Washingt...
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