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.
Master the critical skills, tactical strategies and interagency coordination needed to respond effectively to active shooter incidents
Turn challenges into opportunities: Leadership strategies for modern public safety
How law enforcement can assist before the arrival of EMS
The exercise scenarios at Bland Correctional Center included a large inmate disturbance with injuries, a hostage situation, an intentional fire and a multi-inmate escape
Hostile citizens may try to embarrass you for clicks – here’s a defense
Despite the widespread adoption of bodycams, there remains a surprising gap in their utilization within entry-level and in-service training programs
How do law enforcement supervisors shape and refine these necessary mental attributes for responding officers?
An exercise involving the Atlantic City FD and PD, U.S. Coast Guard and the N.J. State Police Marine Services Bureau demonstrates how drones can enhance public safety
The new legislation encourages a change in testing methods and adds new recruiting staff members with the goal of responding to applicants faster
Advanced body-worn camera technology plays a crucial role in enhancing officer safety and strengthening the bond between the police and the community
How integrated technology and AI elevates emergency incident response
In my last week at the police academy, no one had any hope I would pass the NRA bullseye qualification course, that is except for Sergeant Bob Muth
How to be successful from your first day at the police academy through graduation day
“LETC represents an extraordinary opportunity for officers to not only refine their skills under the guidance of leading experts but also to exchange knowledge and practices with peers nationwide,” said Mike Birch, CEO of Action Target
The goal is always to have legally sustainable policy and practice guidelines in place that are supported by officer training
At the March of the Living, police officers engage in a profound journey through history to instill a deeper understanding of the consequences of unchecked hate and the importance of empathy and respect in modern policing
Sniper is not an easy position to obtain, so you’d better be prepared to stay the course and try again
Working out not only relieves stress, but also helps reduce chronic body pain and the possibility of being injured on duty
So that you can beat all the odds that are against you, maintaining adequate LEO physical fitness should be your own personal condition of employment
The public expects police to be professionals — police agencies should expect no less from the psychologists who evaluate their personnel
Too many officers start out in top condition but allow their physical fitness to diminish
Kettlebell training is popular among the physically elite because it builds muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, anaerobic power, and grip strength
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
