Police Training
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.
Growth opportunities, leadership training and mentorship are critical for retaining mid-career officers who “feel stuck”
A good place to mark the beginning of the modern patrol rifle concept – in which a rifle is a normal part of the everyday kit – is the Norco bank robbery
Follow these steps to prioritize officer safety on every shift
How can we physically train police officers to enhance fighting ability and control tactics?
OODA loop tests are administered by the police gods on every single call to which we respond and every stop or encounter we initiate
Reducing resistance to policing makes your job easier and safer
The risks of injury to a police officer’s eyesight are present almost any time they are working, not just when qualifying with a firearm
Police officers should absolutely wear sunglasses, here’s why
To win these encounters, it is good to look at these real world-obstacle courses as a seven-stage event
While it’s unlikely you’re going to enjoy the exam, there are some things you can do to help it go as smoothly as possible
Here are ten lessons learned from generations of law enforcement ranging from the old west to present day to help you protect yourself, your family, and your fellow officers
The system breaks down alertness levels into four colors of escalating degrees of preparation for the use of deadly force
Tips for police officers in their quest to make the SWAT team in their department
Ambush attacks on police officers do not discriminate in gender, assignment or age, and they affect all category of assignment
There are several traits you need to be a good SWAT officer
Here’s what to expect if you decide to take the path of a Special Weapons and Tactics operator
The 2023 law set aside money to expedite training for Washington State Patrol recruits who are already certified law enforcement officers
The virtual event is designed to identify strategies for combatting dangerous and wasteful practice of placing fake 911 calls to elicit an emergency response
How to build a culture of innovation, ensure ethical use of technology, and invest in training and development to prepare your workforce for the future
This phase is characterized by the presence of an immediate, ongoing threat
On April 11, 1986, one of the most famous shootouts in modern times took place between the FBI and two serial bank robbers
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By prioritizing their own health, leaders strengthen their ability to support and sustain the wellness of their team
A squad car can feel like a little bubble of safety, but it’s not
The smartest cop isn’t the one with the quickest decision
Most LEOs across the country have the authority to make arrests even when off duty, but just because we can do something doesn’t mean we should
The Mobile Crisis Response Team Community Coalition is funded in part by a more than $500,000 grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance
Learn how mental agility helps leaders adapt to change, overcome challenges and turn adverse situations into positive outcomes
At the end of the day, your health is largely in your hands; take some extra time to take care of you
In this video, risk management expert Gordon Graham outlines how LE and fire can cooperate effectively on scene
The essential role of local police in early detection, containment and forensic investigation of CBRN threats
Twenty-three candidates will be given the opportunity to take a new psychological test as the city reviews the evaluation process to ensure fairness
The survey looks at three key areas: opportunity and competition, law enforcement training requirements, and job hazards and protections
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