Police Training
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Attention to timing, instructions and demonstrations help reveal intoxication clues during pre-arrest screening
Maximize your effectiveness by laying on the charm and practicing patience in this stage
Watching for the little things, patience pays off when building a solid intoxication investigation case
Conducting a law enforcement training audit can help agencies identify and rectify deficiencies, reducing training-related risk
The incident was not only deadly, it was also tactically eye-opening
The $32 million, 40-acre facility includes a track where first responders can practice driving emergency vehicles
Sgt. Dominic Guida was remembered for his dedication and sense of humor
The “mudroom” is that unpleasant place military and law enforcement officers can find themselves thrust into as they engage an opponent in a fierce struggle
The agreement will open the city to at least another three years of monitoring by the Justice Department
The LAPD Leadership Program has been teaching change management for over 20 years. Here’s how those philosophies were put into action to pivot the delivery of training
Over criticism from a police union, Providence PD says the three recruits are qualified with “the necessary skills”
“We’re looking at creative ways to recruit for the agency,” said Chief Pat Mays
Encounters with people in wheelchairs can pose safety risks for officers
Never underestimate the risks that can be posed by individuals in wheelchairs
Assaults on law enforcement are on the rise. Follow these steps to help increase your survival odds when faced with an aggressive or resistant suspect
When you use the active supervision skill of scheduling, you take all the decisions you made regarding time management and add it to your calendaring system
As a school resource officer, success is measured by your ability to gain the trust of students and to help them grow
The escort position has been taught at police and corrections academies for many years, but the escort finger lock takedown may be a better option
“What we’re trying to do is stay ahead of the curve,” said Central Bucks Regional Chief Karl Knott
How San Mateo County is rolling out the latest tools and training for success
The #RideAlongAndLearn challenge calls on elected officials to engage with their local police by doing a ridealong
A human factors scientist discusses device design, holster placement and training considerations
In this eBook, we review how to use in-car video footage for training and how video technologies improve situational awareness
Tips and tricks for patrol officers without significant medical training and limited supplies
The department says it is still encouraging recruits to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Many officers look back on their time at the police academy with a sense of accomplishment and pride, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t hit some snags along the way
If your accuracy beyond the 15-yard line is not where it needs to be, spend some time getting those skills up to a higher standard
The duty to intercede in law enforcement has legal roots, but we must go further, instilling it as a core organizational value
Instructors who claim accurate shots at 25 yards or more is too high of a standard for their officers are leaving their students with the curse of low expectations
How a Texas department enhanced officer traffic safety and accountability after two of its officers were struck and killed by passing vehicles
“I want to be out there and let them know that they can always come up to us,” said Officer Fernando Flores
De-escalation is often presented as a panacea for use of force reduction, but research on the effectiveness of de-escalation techniques is limited
