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Police1’s Police Training and Law Enforcement Training course resources help to keep officers safer on the street by providing access to information that supports professional development and improves training.
The essential role of local police in early detection, containment and forensic investigation of CBRN threats
We take a closer look at the research behind the potential utility of Jiu-Jitsu as a policing tool
Competitions provide good practice for high-pressure situations, yet they can lead to poor tactical decisions on patrol when competitive strategies are misapplied
Discover how leaders can foster an environment that embraces innovative ideas from officers at all levels
As part of a federal settlement, the monitor will oversee pared-down requirements that will allow the city of Portland to concentrate on police accountability and officer use of force
Hear directly from those at the helm of these critical operations, as they share their challenges, successes and vision for the future of crisis intervention
A SWAT team executed a no-knock warrant on the wrong house, resulting in the injury of an occupant and a lawsuit
Each stop brings inherent risks and practicing and mentally rehearsing strategies to enhance safety is one of an officer’s most essential responsibilities
No matter how good your other skills are, if your stance doesn’t provide you with a stable shooting platform, you’re destined to be inconsistent
Researchers shed light on the intricacies of law enforcement behavior and morale in the wake of significant societal and legal shifts
Enhancing law enforcement capabilities through technology
Explore strategies to address small issues within police teams before they escalate, promoting a culture of accountability and efficiency
Think you have what it takes? Even seasoned shooters will find this drill tests their limits
Retired police lieutenant and dog training innovator Garret Wing sheds light on the dark world of illegal dog fighting and its ties to other criminal enterprises
Herndon Police Chief Maggie DeBoard expressed displeasure after the academy director signed his name on officers’ graduation certificates using Chinese characters
Amid the threat posed by a man armed with a Katana, officers demonstrate exceptional de-escalation skills
The journey to effective leadership in policing through experience, mentorship and continuous learning
Join our expert panel as they share invaluable lessons and best practices for agencies aspiring to launch or enhance their real-time crimefighting capabilities
Acknowledging one’s limitations is not a sign of weakness but a stepping stone to becoming an effective leader
The question of who can or should censor law enforcement trainers leads us down a dangerous path
Exploring the unique considerations when coaching BJJ to law enforcement personnel, focusing on weapon retention, transitioning to cuffing and strategic disengagement
Dive into an eye-opening exploration of how physical fitness isn’t just a benefit — it’s a necessity for law enforcement. Part of First Responder Wellness Week
Fully autonomous, AI-driven robots have become essential tools for enhancing safety and operational efficiency in law enforcement, marking a significant evolution in police capabilities
Advanced body-worn camera technology plays a crucial role in enhancing officer safety and strengthening the bond between the police and the community
“What CRITAC offers is a vehicle for agencies to receive training and technical assistance and support of projects at no cost.”
CRI-TAC, which recently surpassed 1,000 engagements with agencies, aims to empower law enforcement with tailored assistance and innovative policing strategies
Jamie Borden shares critical insights on preparing for a post-incident interview, highlighting the nuances between an officer’s perceived truth and the established facts
Jamie Borden discusses the nuances and complexities officers face when engaging with an unarmed but potentially assaultive individual
Jamie Borden on the importance of officers being alert, prepared and constantly running through “what if” scenarios
Jamie Borden discusses how de-escalation is not just a tactic but a goal, achieved through a range of tactical endeavors based on the dynamic circumstances officers face
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