Administration

The Norwich Police Department says the study's findings fit perfectly with its latest recruiting campaign

A city council vote earlier this month to remove the decals sparked public outcry

"When officers make mistakes in their career, 95% of the time it's the fault of the department."

The study would seek to end a debate about how many officers are needed, and if the workforce is being used effectively

Hiring a lateral officer can be a great experience for all concerned, but the new agency still has an obligation to ensure the new hire is everything they expect

The department will also have to remove Bible quotes from its Facebook page

Sheriff Watkins said the fine is especially galling because Officer Phouang died at the start of the pandemic, before COVID was designated a work-related death

The new security officers will be unarmed and have a distinct uniform

Offering educational options versus punitive responses can make all the difference

By mining their own data, departments can pinpoint issues, save careers and better serve communities

“The water is pretty murky and we don’t want anybody to be the test case,” said a police union president

The New Jersey officers say they experienced retaliation for reporting a colleague who cited a Black driver, but not a white one, for traffic violations

These books will help you appreciate the value of time and how that plays into critical decision-making

How often do you audit, inventory and inspect your evidence room?