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Evolving strategies to win the war on opioids (eBook)
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In this eBook, we explore the scope of the epidemic by looking at the evolving tactics of law enforcement response to the opioid crisis
Digital Edition: Developing a Culture of Accountability
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How agencies can weave the duty to intercede throughout their policies and training
Police research: The impact of housing costs and availability on LEOs
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Two-thirds of survey respondents said high housing costs are making it more difficult to recruit new officers
Police research: 1,000 cops address non-compliance during traffic stops
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Read about cops’ concerns regarding traffic stop safety, training and tactics
The three keys to a happy police retirement
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Stop hoping for a happy retirement and start planning for one
Managing the media when crisis hits your hometown
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Small town leaders must manage not only their local community’s concerns but also inform national and international media about incidents in their region
What young cops want (and what police leaders can do about it)
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Young officers are great employees; however, they require some specific things from their leadership in order to have a successful police career
2021 guide to drones in law enforcement (eBook)
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Download Police1's guide to use cases for UAS deployment
Personnel selection for acting positions
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If you plan to implement acting positions in your agency, here are some considerations to review
The value of a post-confession interview
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Understanding the offender’s mindset provides insights into the most effective interrogation themes to incorporate in future cases
Why you should act out your next career move
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There are many benefits from serving as an acting sergeant prior to taking the police sergeant exam
Active supervision challenge: Managing performance
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As a supervisor, your primary responsibility is to provide both prescriptive and corrective performance management. Here’s how to do that effectively.
Are you ready for the active supervision challenge?
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To be an effective supervisor requires a different set of skills than being a police officer – here’s how to attain those skills
21 on 2021: A police leadership playbook
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Strategies for success in 21 key areas of policing
How to survive your first 100 days as a sergeant
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This is a live performance and you are in a “starring” role – here are some tips for success
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