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The chaotic event killed officer Jake Wallin, 23, and wounded officers Andrew Dotas and Tyler Hawes; the only officer left standing, Zach Robinson, stopped the heavily armed shooter without hesitation
Ehea Schuerch says training for The Tactical Games takes discipline and a tough mindset – and has helped her become a better corrections officer
In this Police1 webinar short, Andy Borrello discusses key online resources to prep for your oral board interview
After a suspect tried to wrest one cop’s duty weapon from its holster, his backup shot the suspect, ending the confrontation — but the fight was still on, in the courts, in the legislature, on the Internet
What does police report writing have in common with “the beautiful people?”
The use of body weapons is an important part of any defensive tactics training, but there are some downsides to consider
Improving marksmanship, mechanics and mindset
The College Park police department began seeking designation eight years ago
MAWOL — pronounced May-Wall — stands for “mentally absent without leave”
More than a third of the 163 cops killed on duty since last October died by gunfire
The 48-hour continuous competition was held at dozens of sites around the Bay Area from Oct. 15-18
An active-shooter situation doesn’t absolve you of putting a plan together; it just has to be a hasty plan
Every organization has a mission and the only way to accomplish it is through people
This year every team came away with the winning experience of working with members of EMS and Fire teams in a host of high-speed training scenarios
Already one of the top SWAT exercises in the world, Urban Shield has become a national template to evaluate regional public safety preparedness
The two new classes will not be enough to keep pace with the natural rate of attrition
This comes after two high-profile cases in which officers shot a confused fawn and a barking yellow Labrador
Among their many benefits, devices designed to muffle the report of a firearm help preserve hearing, improve operational ability, and simply make the coppers safer
Departments aren’t just cutting back on the number of officers; they’re also eliminating basic training programs
Fired eight times at a liquor store manager after mistaking the man’s finger for a gun
