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.
Meet Deputy Chief James Beyer of the Irving (Texas) Police Department, who brings a humanistic, solutions-driven approach to policy, personnel and long-term planning
A lieutenant shares how a Gen Z approach to work-life balance helped him succeed in grad school
Your goal is to be the calm in the eye of every stormy situation
The reality of attacks on officers and how we train for them
A premature rush to routinely dispatch psychologists and social workers to the scene of potentially lethal police-citizen encounters may be a matter of misapplied good intentions
Rising incidents of recruit injuries and deaths highlight need for training reforms
The “Reimagine Policing Plan” focuses less on incarceration and has a greater emphasis on community engagement
The family’s lawyer said the retired officer should not have been permitted to have a firearm within the D.C. public library or during a training session
VirTra’s newest curriculum – “My Story: Dinkheller” – gives officers of all experience levels a chance to learn from this past event
The training addresses the mental and physical stressors faced by public safety personnel when responding to opioid overdose calls
Experts say movements meant to show reverence and gratitude can also factor into a concept called “meta-dehumanization”
Right now, a very dangerous person is preparing for the day they meet you. Are you preparing for them with martial arts training?
California’s Regional Auto Theft Task Force has recovered more than $3.3 million in stolen vehicles and dismantled auto theft crime rings throughout San Diego
“It boils down to knowing how to read and being confident in yourself,” Officer Levi Leyba said
Gun handling lessons from the July ambush of Fargo police officers
You don’t get to “win” the fight. You stop when the violence or active resistance has stopped
Smash-and-grab thefts are reaching pre-pandemic highs as tourists return to San Francisco
Unpredictable bullet spatter can be dangerous for everyone on the range
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass called the recent string of hits on high-end stores a “trend” that “needs to be quickly addressed”
How can we avoid the most common planning errors in anticipation of the unthinkable?
Panelists will review the training required for officers to manage custody transitions, as well as highlight strategies to improve safety during this process
This list is a challenge for you to experiment, fine-tune your craft and make your presentation impactful to the most important person in the room – your student
What are some of Ted Lasso’s traits that could benefit patrol supervisors and help them realize the full potential of their shifts?
A technique gives you the solution to one problem; a principle gives you the skills to solve any problem
This eight-hour class is a great enhancement to the minimal tactical medical training received by most cops
LEAD allows LAPD applicants to work in EMS while pursuing a career in law enforcement
Every time someone attempts to bribe an officer and is released without being charged accordingly, a golden opportunity is missed
“Everybody’s on the same set of tactics, same playing field and we’re not working off of each other trying to guess what each other’s doing,” one of the trainers said
“Evidence Collection in Child Abuse Cases” serves as a primer for investigators and prosecutors
The seasoned officer is an endangered species, and the decisions that displaced gray hair catalyzed the brain drain threatening the future of policing in the U.S.
By promoting unbiased decision-making, emotional detachment upholds the principles of fairness and justice that are the backbone of law enforcement
Constructive strategies are needed, including industry standards for physical and mental health and supervisor training to detect and respond to signs of distress
With the immersive technologies becoming available, citizens can better understand what officers experience
