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.
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
Following a Ninth Circuit decision on use of force, one sheriff’s new policy has sparked debate over legal interpretation, responder safety and the future of crisis response models
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
“Trooper [Marcellus E.] Bethea...embodied Honor, Duty, and Fidelity in its highest form every day and in everything he did,” Gov. Phil Murphy stated
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
The curriculum includes courses like swatting incident identification, policy recommendations and technology considerations
A review of the effective strategies and calm professionalism of police forces nationwide in managing recent civil disturbances
Officers arrested dozens of protesters after their advance into the protest camp was met with fierce resistance
Learn about the crucial need to grasp and transform paradigms, emphasizing persistent effort in cultivating habits that strengthen leadership abilities
Exploring the innovative training methods designed to equip middle managers with effective leadership strategies
Lt. Dan Marcou highlights how leadership is demonstrated through both actions and words
What should you do, and not do, when you arrive at a fire before the fire department.
We cannot effectively de-escalate a situation if we cannot de-escalate ourselves
Pointing is rude and it can be life-altering
CHP officers have been in Bakersfield for six weeks, focusing on reducing car theft, tamping down retail crime and bolstering traffic enforcement
The tests demonstrated the helmet’s ability to withstand gunfire without being penetrated or severely deformed
Should leadership styles change when leading peers?
“Harnessing the power of AI will prove to be one of the most impactful technological advancements of our time to help scale police work,” said Axon founder Rick Smith
Agencies often complement footage with detailed briefings and written reports to provide comprehensive context
It will always be difficult to identify an active shooter, but if we can identify them there’s a chance for intervention
The appellate court began by citing other cases in which the court “held that it’s reasonable for officers to tase fleeing suspects”
The IPSLEI-endowed scholarship program has awarded $31,000 to students across the United States who desire to serve public safety
The initiative offers specialized leadership training aimed at empowering first responders with the skills to lead effectively in high-stakes environments
This approach enhances cognitive and decision-making capabilities, preparing officers for the full spectrum of challenges they will face in their duties
“[The program] serves as a bridge between the individual skills acquired in the military and the opportunities awaiting them in the civilian workforce,” said Major General Shawn Manke , Minnesota National Guard adjutant general
Given the increasingly complex nature of modern policing, agencies must consider adopting new instructional methodologies to improve the performance of new officers
Recruits learned crucial signs for words like “interpreter,” “cop,” “ambulance” and “help,” practicing these scenarios with volunteers
Your preparation now can save lives later when the unthinkable happens
It may be the right thing to do in some circumstances, but there’s a lot to think about and the time to start thinking about it is now
Firing your weapon to stop an imminent deadly threat may be the most difficult decision you ever have to make
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