Community Policing
The Community Policing topic covers efforts by agencies and officers to partner with other branches of local government as well as non-governmental organizations to reduce crime and increase the quality of life for law-abiding citizens.
“Community policing has been part of our philosophy. It’s not a program we do. It’s just been who we are,” Papillion’s mayor said
Police1 columnist Lindsey Bertomen meets some Stanislaus County Sheriff’s deputies during this week’s National Night Out celebrations
“It helps me predict some of the concerns within our community if we hear the perspectives from our young people.”
In this podcast segment, Jim and Doug discuss officer discretion and the problem of cops being called to non-events
Over the past 25 years, technology has driven seismic shifts in how law enforcement operates, so what can we expect the policing profession to look like 25 years from now?
The best defense to questions about your department’s integrity is ongoing commitment to the issues about which you are most likely going to be criticized
Our use-of-force training needs to be considerate of each of these groups if we want to re-establish police and community relationships
What started as a noise complaint ended with a Texas officer engaging in a friendly spar with a teenager
Police Chief Medaria Arradondo told officers Tuesday the decision came following pushback from organizers
Lt. Rob Sagle praised the officer’s act of kindness saying that the officer “displays his pride for the neighborhood he patrols”
The young girl is on a mission to hug a cop from every state in the country
The “remarkable on duty” officer is like a granite rock, able to weather a withering storm of words seemingly unphased and ready to respond in an instant
A child offered a small gesture to show her gratitude to law enforcement
A Minnesota sheriff’s office wanted to make sure a fallen deputy was there in spirit for his daughter’s prom night
Community policing programs and illicit drug investigations are the focus of this year’s funding
Individuals are filming police buildings and officers as part of a “First Amendment audit"; here’s how cops should respond
Jim and Doug discuss how the mainstream news outlets and social media — along with the efforts of organized groups — create such an uproar after an OIS
One possible approach to public statements after a controversial event is to state what the mission was, and why the police were called to respond to it
An Idaho police department received a new K-9 thanks to “CHiPs” star Erik Estrada
When 84-year-old Roger Baker didn’t have a ride to get to the hospital, Deputy Chief Jason Bentley answered the call
Lt. Jim Foster was credited by Tiffany Hall for helping her turn her life around after he arrested her on drug charges
“The museum includes very honest, and poignant stories of the role that policing played in some of the historical injustices in our country,” the chief said
Since viral controversies can burst on the scene faster than fire, a constant readiness to respond is a modern essential in public service
The Pirates had home white jerseys made with “Shaw” and No. 29 on the back for the family in tribute to Officer Brian Shaw
A well-produced and thoughtful video can become an important multipurpose tool for every law enforcement agency
A vigilant kayaker and a Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol deputy helped reunite a German shepherd missing for eight days with its family
Two NYPD officers made a couple’s Easter unforgettable
When Capt. Cortell Davis passed an elderly man struggling with his push mower, the law enforcement veteran knew what he had to do
A rookie North Carolina officer turned a boy’s bad day into a special one
Cardale Jones might be a few weeks away from reporting to NFL mini-camp with the L.A. Chargers, but the quarterback has already started a new job in Ohio
Around 1,800 responders from 27 states and three countries will compete in the Heroes Cup Hockey Tournament in April
The award recognizes law enforcement officers for their efforts in community policing
Jim and Doug discuss the ways in which police can remain mobile for rapid response, and yet also remain available for affable conversations with citizens