Fitness & Health
From extreme athletes to Harvard’s Business and Medical Schools, meditation is being used to unlock peak performance. Why should law enforcement be left out?
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In a model study, officers are hacking their brain waves to see if they can improve critical thinking during violent encounters
LEOs often interact with the same mentally ill individuals again and again. Here are three solutions for breaking the cycle.
How can we better prepare ourselves and our families?
Henderson PD officer Marc Geiger discusses his experience with atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack while on duty
Officer Reynaldo Contreras first tried using a TASER to subdue the subject but it was ineffective
LE leaders share advice and top tips for improving officer wellness, safety and morale in 2021
If you find yourself blaming every one of your character flaws on the job something needs to change
Negativity effect — also known as negativity bias — is both a blessing and a curse for those in law enforcement
“The counselors give us more tools to use, so we get the best possible outcome.”
The officer, Howard Liebengood, was 51
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