Law Enforcement Policies

According to Adams, the question is how, not if, stop and frisk should be used

Every officer must prevent or stop any misconduct by another officer and report officer misconduct when they become aware of it

There’s an old saying, what you don’t know won’t hurt you. This saying doesn’t apply here

The agency will institute updated guidelines pertaining to the use of the precision immobilization technique

Unifying what loyalty means in policing today and understanding how police officers experience the same inhibitors to intervening as everyone else

The consent decree, one of the first in the country enacted by a state official, is expected to last approximately five years

Conducting a law enforcement training audit can help agencies identify and rectify deficiencies, reducing training-related risk

Be prepared for questions about your agency’s traffic stop responses, policy and patrol officer training

This California drone team has become a critical resource that supports search and rescue, law enforcement and fire department operations

In a committee hearing, police leaders blamed rising crime in part on prosecutors who don't charge the offenders they arrest

The duty to intercede in law enforcement has legal roots, but we must go further, instilling it as a core organizational value

The notion of the least amount of force sounds nice, which makes it deceptively easy to believe – however, the concept is inherently flawed

"This is not something we have a blueprint for. We have to be very critical and learn from our mistakes," said Police Chief Joe Chacon

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The troopers were sued for allegedly failing to protect a woman before her ex-boyfriend went on a shooting rampage in 2015