Domestic Disturbance

According to DOJ data, domestic disturbance calls are not just dangerous, they are the most dangerous calls that police officers respond to. In this tip, risk management expert and Lexipol co-founder Gordon Graham shares some best practices for improving officer safety on these calls.

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What are the biggest threats facing America's law enforcement?  Ambush? Domestics? Driving? This video by John Bostain of Command Presence examines the most current research related to the threats officers face and provides reasonable strategies to increase officer safety.  This program is designed to empower officers to recognize threats early and make decisions that will ultimately protect them and the community they serve.

Anura Shah and Doug Wyllie discuss the basics of crisis intervention training for first responders.

Dave Smith reviews a tragic incident involving an Arizona officer in order to provide safety tips for cops responding to a domestic disturbance.

Newly released video from January incident shows deadly OIS.

36-year-old Johnny Joseph Martinez confronted officers – threatening them with a chair and multiple knives as police attempted to take him into custody.

Several officers were interviewing a suspect in a domestic violence incident when gunfire erupted.

Woman died Sunday as a result of a brutal attack at the hands of her husband in January.

The incident occurred after an officer responding to a domestic disturbance call was bitten by the dog.