Incident Management

Reflecting on a year since Uvalde: Improving incident response and school safety

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Law enforcement must continue to keep these low-frequency, high-consequence events at the forefront of their training

The Alpine Rescue Task Force: Taking the rescue task force to new heights

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Police and fire agencies worked together to prepare and care for a major ski event

On-demand webinar: Investigating dark web artifacts

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Exterro

Learn what to look for quickly and effectively on the dark web

'We're not turning down anything': Miss. PD works to rebuild after devastating tornado

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Rolling Fork officers lost cars, equipment, their station and homes after an E-4 tornado struck the town

‘The city is gone’: Miss. police department destroyed in catastrophic tornado

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Rolling Fork community devastated after 170-mph tornado hits small town of 2,000 people

Mississippi tornadoes kill 23, injure dozens overnight

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The Sharkey County Sheriff’s Office in Rolling Fork reported gas leaks and people trapped in piles of rubble

ICS lessons learned from active shooter response training

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The ability to mitigate intel and communication dysfunction requires many more training reps than what is currently budgeted for

When it comes to special event response, the agency that plans for success, succeeds

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La Crosse police work hard to keep the peace during Octoberfest, and this year, a perimeter protection plan was introduced to prevent a Waukesha-style attack

IACP 2022: Products for recruitment, retention, officer safety and force multiplication

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The gigantic exhibit hall showcases products and technology aimed to improve officer efficiency and safety

Portland jury awards $40K in damages to woman suing over use of force during protest

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This was the first civil trial from the Portland 2020 protests to reach a jury, with more than 50 similar lawsuits pending against the city

5 officers, 5 years later: Reflections on the anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting

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“I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t scared. It didn’t hinder anyone on my team’s actions. We did what we had to do.”

Roundtable: What has LE learned about event security 5 years after the Las Vegas shooting?

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Even if a detailed plan for every contingency isn’t possible, just having the idea of what might happen can lessen the shock and improve response

Why all law enforcement officers should read the 9/11 Commission Report

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While the report covers many areas of improvement, one devastatingly important factor current LEOs should consider is the need to share intelligence and information