Fitness & Health
The wife of Officer Matthew Rittner found out three days after her husband’s funeral that she is going to have a baby
COMPLETE COVERAGE
While the call for assistance came in as a suicide, an autopsy is still pending
While resources to address officer wellness can be limited, there are some free and low-cost steps agencies can take to address this critical issue
If we are going to eliminate the stigma of mental illness within our profession, it starts at the top
The reports focus on important steps to improving the delivery of and access to mental health and wellness services for the nation’s LEOs
While the ‘FBI Miami shootout’ is best known for its influence on the development of better ammunition for law enforcement, there are other important lessons to learn
The Crisis Care Chaplaincy program provided a debriefing with Metro-Area Ambulance and the Mandan Fire Department
More than a dozen states have laws on the books that allow local law enforcement to seize firearms from people diagnosed as mentally ill
With the loss of six LEOs by suicide since last summer, national experts are calling for immediate action to understand what’s going on and what needs to be done
A study into the critical stress issues experienced by the families of 911 operators is looking for anonymous participants for a 10-question survey
