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Attention to timing, instructions and demonstrations help reveal intoxication clues during pre-arrest screening
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Watching for the little things, patience pays off when building a solid intoxication investigation case
Agencies that familiarize themselves with extremists’ cyber haunts stand a better chance of uncovering potential problems before they materialize
Advance your career and better serve your community by leveraging the right training and certification programs
Many defensive tactics training scenarios end once the subject has been restrained, which does not reflect what happens in real life
What “reform” will look like in the coming months is unknown, but funding will be needed to address recommendations
Operators must be given detailed and consistent instruction to always stay in their lines of fire
Once seen as the purview of gamers, the capabilities of virtual reality tech have increased while the price has decreased
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How officers can train to effectively respond to unexpected acts of violence
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There is one escape from the headlock that recognizes the danger of the hold
As training and events move to an online experience, follow these tips to maximize your socially distanced education and networking
A training expert discusses why agencies should include pursuit in their de-escalation training and what factors ensure the lessons last
Non-punitive near-miss reporting can prevent serious injury or line-of-duty deaths by relying on the group’s collective experience
The sample size is small, but trends are developing
When supervisors and leaders retire, they take with them decades of accumulated skills, experience and patterns of thinking about how things get done
Responding officers demonstrated excellent use of the WIN principle throughout the call
“Generalizations and romanticizations aren’t getting us anywhere,” said Principal Stacy Parrish
How a SARA approach to crime response combined with community outreach netted positive results
‘Everything was going along swimmingly. Right up until he accidentally shot himself on duty as I stood directly next to him.’
The concept of field training makes sense to police administrators – it is the logistics of training they may have a problem with
Police leaders must act to protect these valuable resources ‒ and the personnel within ‒ from the violence of the mob
While no solution will likely attract everyone as signatories, any reform must be credible and impactful to succeed
After implementing new de-escalation strategies, use of force incidents fell by nearly half in Volusia County
De-escalation training is more important than ever for law enforcement, and grants can help your department add an interactive, scenario-based approach
A letter to the American public: Why police reform must address immunity and evidence-based training
Just as we use evidence-based medicine to determine treatments, we should use evidence-based research to determine police policies
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The sweeping package was said to be one of the most substantial changes to the state’s criminal justice system in years
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