Fitness & Health
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Understanding and staying ahead of wellness trends can help officers improve their health, resilience and overall performance
After a panel discussion on criminal justice, sports and pursuing dreams, students were given the opportunity to talk with officers in small groups
“Our film gives a voice to the spouses, significant others and children of the police family,” the media company’s release states
Durham PD Officer J.T. Rose said that the suspect had an arm wrapped around his throat and was reaching for his service weapon when Chaplain Scott Wilkos intervened
“I think [there should be a fallen officers’ memorial] in every county, honestly.” Robert Woonton said. “I’m proud of my father for starting the memorial and I’m grateful to be taking it over in the future”
A strong, robust and versatile fitness plan is essential as you prepare for the physical challenges you face every day as a police officer
At IACP 2023, police psychologists presented an evidence-based tool to combat the tendency of law enforcement officers to isolate themselves
“When [the patrol officers] come in, they’re energetic, more engaged, ready to hit the road and get work done,” one supervisor said
Conventional approaches don’t fully meet the needs of law enforcement trainees
“No beavers or officers were injured,” a spokesperson for the Bartlett Police Department said
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