Fitness & Health
The Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office has seen considerable success from a wellness team designed to help cops cope
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The program will help deputies and COs identify and respond to a mental health crisis as well as potentially in their own lives
“Focus your attention and energy on your sphere of control – the more you’re able to do that, the more mentally tough and strong you’ll be during these difficult times.”
Policing is essential for community safety, but what does the future hold for law enforcement?
Deputy Jerry Critchelow was a 41-year law enforcement veteran and loved working with kids
The department is working on a new exam with more “functional” movements, like a body drag and jumping over walls
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Officer Emily Healy found herself uniquely qualified for a call last week
If troopers fail this waistline requirement, they could be denied promotions, assignments or overtime
“[In the movies], there’s no emotional impact at all. That’s just not the case,” said former deputy Jim Creed
