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.
Follow these six strategies to ensure your department’s scenario training doesn’t result in undesirable side-effects
A recent appellate case takes a look at the question: Can police require vehicle passenger identification?
If you’re policing in a community where the thin blue line has been erased by policymakers, then it’s time to discuss this theory as part of the solution to the problem
Two days of simulations include an attack on a container ship at the Port of Oakland and a bomb to be located in San Francisco Bay
Mass. Chief says she’d prefer her job to remain as “part time” in order to buy squad cars, hire cops, and increase training
Looking a the five As, four tips, five rooms, and one word game that can help you to boost your survival training savvy
Stop apologizing for profiling and start educating our nation
Many parents just don’t know how to deal with an unruly or uncooperative child — all too often, that responsibility falls to police
Do warriors experience fear? You bet they do, but a warrior is trained to overcome that fear and forge ahead
Preventing juvenile mass murder in American schools is the job of police officers, school teachers, and concerned parents
The High Risk Entry Facilities (HREF) at the Northeast Counterdrug Training Center offer world-class SWAT training for free to officers and agencies
Carlton Marshall was paralyzed in a raid shooting
15,000 LEOs will be getting trained on how to enforce the new measure
We must recognize, and train for, the dispatcher’s critical role in officer survival and beyond
Officer Christopher Winkler suffered a blood clot after being beaten by two police trainers with a baton
Here’s what a handful of Police1 columnists, contributors, and contacts had to say about the recently ‘wrapped’ International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA) conference
Balancing act for cops who must enforce new laws
Most reserve officers are in it for community service, love of the job, or trying to get hired
There’s a fine line between a name on a wall and a name on an award — it is the police trainers, like those attending ILEETA, who draw that line
Afternoon sessions included an examination of off duty safety for officers and their families and a comparison of the Columbine and Virginia Tech incidents
Drinking, firing of gun at heart of internal investigation of six officers
