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With over 270 sessions and participants from across the globe, the ILEETA Conference continues to set the standard for law enforcement training
Though common and relatively simple to learn and use, tactical performance imagery can become most effective when certain approaches are utilized
Discover how informed training and proactive engagement programs can shift police-youth encounters, improving outcomes and building trust in the justice system
Now is a good time to get new skills or hone old ones in grant writing
The report identifies key issues, community policing approaches, and the impact of events and policies on LEOs
A hilarious new recruitment video pokes fun at the poor shooting skills of the Galactic Empire’s ground force
The group says that recognizing the signs of potential gun violence could stop an attack
Because of the nature of policing in a free society, police officers are highly visible and accessible, by design, 24 hours a day
Christopher Murray had been hospitalized since Nov. 16
Visualization techniques help prepare police officers for rapid reaction during high stress, critical incidents
Jim and Doug discuss this troubling trend
Some people continue to believe that shooting a dangerous subject in the hand or the leg is not only feasible, but preferable to shooting center mass
The creator hopes the video will raise awareness of the stark realities of overdoses, and will prompt people to seek help in battling their addiction
Five officers responded to the call and found a man armed with two knives
The dog grabbed the deputy’s pant leg, causing her to fall to the ground
Officer Alan Horujko is one of the officers taking the active shooter into custody
The retired officer saw the trooper wrestling with a suspect on the side of a busy highway
Traditional tools police officers use to control at-risk subjects are often ineffective for those suffering from dementia
Officer Tom Woods was faced with a sudden ambush attack by a man armed with a pair of brass knuckles and a replica that appeared to be a real gun — Woods not only survived, he prevailed
Officials have deliberately skirted the words “radical Islamist terrorism” — but there are myriad signs which point to “yes”
Eleven people were hurt, one critically, and police said they were investigating the possibility it was a terrorist attack.
It’s not a question of whether or not the force was right that matters, only that it was reasonable
Police agencies need to assess whether it makes sense to implement a new technology solution using in-house resources
The overwhelming majority of ambush murders of our coppers have occurred when the LEO was alone
Jurors may decide whether they believe an officer based on the 93 percent of communication that has nothing to do with what the officer says
The topic of off-duty carry is too big an issue to ignore, especially when it is so starkly presented in the news headlines of the day
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