Ethics

And job action if you ignore it

Do you have a leader within your department that's capable of turning your team into an elite unit? Try looking in the mirror

Let's discuss a recent incident where an LEO was pulled over for driving nearly double the speed limit in a marked cruiser without lights and siren on

Make sure you use AI tools ethically and within the law

Your nametag, department patch and badge are the most important aspects of your uniforms and represent much more than metal and fabric

Whether you are a rookie or a chief, be a good citizen and take the ticket

"When officers make mistakes in their career, 95% of the time it's the fault of the department."

By mining their own data, departments can pinpoint issues, save careers and better serve communities

Understanding the root of our mindset – and how to shift it – is critical to transforming the work of law enforcement and our relationship with the community

If you get caught speeding or doing something else that is illegal, remember that you are not above the law

Police officers can’t risk getting caught up in either politics or misguided social experiments

Since its publication in 1994, “The Oz Principle” has become the worldwide guide on accountability. Here’s what law enforcement can take from this book

Acknowledging the oath means acceptance of tremendous responsibility

Officers must be trained in how to verbally de-escalate and physically intervene when another officer loses emotional control

"Culture will eat policy all day long if you don’t train constantly on the demand for personal accountability both within yourself and your fellow officers."