Law Enforcement Policies

Of the five officers who were criminally charged, commissioners fired four of them after an internal affairs investigation; The fifth officer retired in January

Providing LEOs "emotional and psychological support is important to ensure that officer stress and fatigue do not contribute to constitutional violations," the report said

New Haven police have since adopted reforms that include making sure all prisoners wear seat belts

Put those policies out there and make them easy to access. We really have nothing to hide

The change is necessary because it is taking officers away from their core responsibilities of fighting crimes, the Met chief said

Understanding the impact of recent changes in California law

A simple policy shop for police has grown into a comprehensive suite of operational and wellness solutions for first responders

A mandatory, non-punitive annual fitness assessment is essential for improving the health, fitness and quality of life of first responders

The move ends Portland's status of being the largest municipal police agency in the nation without body-worn cameras

Police need to understand what law enforcement interests might outweigh the free speech protection of livestreaming – and under what circumstances

The officers were suspended for violating the department’s policy for use and handling of weapons

The 144-page settlement agreement between the city and the Minn. Department of Human Rights will soon be available to the public

Make mental health a priority to strengthen your personnel’s resilience

PD has reached compliance with requirements, such as model use-of-force policies and strong community participation

Police departments can reduce active shooter incident response variability – here’s how