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.
The Kim Potter case reignited concerns about “TASER confusion,” but with proper training and use, officers can reduce risk without abandoning one of law enforcement’s safest force options
Report writing is not a chore, it is the best tool for avoiding lost cases, lost lawsuits and lost careers
Spark discussion in the training room or shift briefing with a quote from “The Art of War”
Chief Roger Schei of the Pocatello Police Department discusses the mindset required to be an effective law enforcement leader
Recruit Ronald Donat experienced a ‘medical emergency’ on his first day of physical training
The supervisors reportedly failed to intervene in the slippery shenanigans
Understanding and communicating the “why” can make an incredible difference in the process and outcome of a contact
Over $9 million will go toward expansion of the use of crisis intervention teams to embed mental and behavioral health services with law enforcement
An evaluation of the impact of active bystandership training
Be aware of what you are sharing
Leading with empathy will result in happier, more productive officers
To be an effective supervisor, you will need to become an expert at managing your time
Discipline is a necessary component of supervision; here are some tips for disciplining public safety employees fairly and effectively
Body cameras, anti-bias training and restrictions on police use of force are all items for proposed funding in DOJ’s FY22 budget
All agencies should be on notice that the administration is clearly seeking ways to encourage agencies to adopt common police reform measures
Each EMT-certified trooper will now carry advanced equipment for trauma, airway management and other medical emergencies
I was surprised when I heard my neurosurgeon giving his supporting staff permission to “ABLE” him
Unifying what loyalty means in policing today and understanding how police officers experience the same inhibitors to intervening as everyone else
The goal of evidence-based training is to research and then implement the best practices to create and sustain a functional officer
Increase the challenge by adding realism to your training scenarios
Portland PD had ended its retire-rehire program last year because it’s more expensive to bring back veteran officers
Federal Resources develops a progressive and comprehensive training program for first responders, schools, families, and communities to reduce opioid use, overdoses, deaths, and the stigma surrounding seeking help to save lives
Helping other officers to avoid behaviors that put their livelihoods, emotional well-being and freedoms at risk has no downside for a department or community
Tactical intervention needs to be routinely, and realistically, trained upon
The program will be funded by savings from vacancies in this year’s academies
Learn how to effectively prepare officers to face their worst day
How agencies can weave the duty to intercede throughout their policies and training
As VR technology improves, complex scenarios can be developed that provide real value for officer training, as well as improve community engagement
Use this technique when a suspect won’t give up their arms for handcuffing
Challenge LEOs to go beyond the basics and demonstrate tourniquet competency in a variety of challenging environments and scenarios
Teach LEOs to use a tourniquet efficiently and effectively with these instructional tips from experienced field operators and Stop the Bleed instructors
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