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With political violence escalating, local police must take proactive steps to protect elected officials through threat detection, community partnerships and event security
Use this four-step hierarchy to keep everyone safer during high-risk incidents
With 90% of “What Cops Want” survey respondents citing inexperience as a top safety risk, it’s time to turn every shift into high-impact, on-the-job training
Participants say the trainings have allowed them to increase their compassion and understanding for survivors
View this virtual tabletop webinar to help prepare you to respond to the next mass casualty incident in your jurisdiction
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says the SkillsBridge program is a win-win situation
Police Chief Michel Moore says the programs have been helpful for officers as well
A watchdog review found that the LAPD met or exceeded the relevant standards
Injury fears, liability management and public perception are just some of the hurdles to overcome
Master’s students can simultaneously earn a specialized certificate to further enhance their professional opportunities
Officer Trey Sutton, 24, was struck while driving through an intersection, police said
How education and effective communication can improve both officer and community safety
Training is available for everyone from new sergeants to experienced chiefs and sheriffs
“Addressing mental health is central to what we do as police officers,” said Police Chief James White, who is a licensed mental health counselor
The Cambridge Police Clinical Support Unit partners non-sworn clinical professionals with specially trained police officers to reduce the incarceration of vulnerable populations
The Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office Behavioral Sciences Unit launched a successful program that has support from law enforcement, public officials and the community
George Santayana’s adage that, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” certainly applies to police response to mass casualty incidents
Federal agents descended on a Starbucks in Santa Fe this week -- but they weren’t just there for a latte
The FTO is one of the most important roles in any agency. So don’t forget these essentials
Continuum does not accurately describe police response options to resistance
Adams, a former cop, entertained the idea after meeting with Chicago’s mayor, who just dropped a similar requirement
The department says the new program will help find citizens who have always wanted to become cops but didn’t know where to start
Aleksandr Tsikhotskiy, 23, says the academy rigor in Massachusetts helps to keep his mind off the war
One city lawmaker said repayment was already an expectation, but it hadn’t been enforced
Building up a toolkit of leadership traits to both improve your performance on patrol and your promotional opportunities
The annual award recognizes a trainer who goes above and beyond to enhance the competence and confidence of the officers they train
Guidance for officers looking to promote and police chiefs looking to develop a leadership pipeline
“I’ve been an athlete my entire life,” said Alexa Jacobs, 27. “I didn’t think that would happen”
“We can’t sit idly and watch it happen,” said Harrison Jozefowicz, an Army veteran
Officials intend to push forward with the project, saying that any trespassers will be arrested
This report is a hard read, but necessary for police leaders around the country
How to mitigate the legitimate risks of viewing video evidence, including the risk of corrupting an officer’s memory
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