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.
Outdated training is failing today’s officers. Experiential learning can build the decision-makers, de-escalators and leaders our communities need
Mastering it can promote respect, improve decision-making and enhance control of scenes
This martial art delivers what every officer needs: control, calm, confidence — and fewer injuries. So why aren’t more departments providing Jiu-Jitsu training?
A state-wide measure to reduce or waive court fees has cost departments millions of dollars needed for classes, training
Operationally relevant search exercises are an important part of ensuring K-9s stay proficient in recognizing the odors they are trained to detect
The state has consistently failed to provide adequate, steady funding to reimburse local departments for training
These environments are complex and create many unique challenges for police snipers
In large-scale emergencies, police, fire, EMS, and a wide variety of other governmental organizations and private enterprises need to pull together
LEEP sessions at SHOT Show 2020 focused on how officers learn best and the techniques that will keep them safe on the street
What can we learn from the case of a Utah detective who was fired for mistakenly trying to compel warrantless blood draw? The Supreme Court provides the answers.
Security companies are using police-like tactics to train churchgoers who fear the next attack could target their house of worship
Ride-alongs not only improve community perceptions of law enforcement, they also serve as a key police recruitment tool
Join Lexipol to learn how departments can improve the process of taking officer statements following use of force incidents
Without standards in place, how do we measure the performance and competence of students and the credibility of instructors?
Street encounter training must be constantly evaluated and frequently rehearsed
Being a good communicator is not just about making your voice heard
The court cited several actions by officers that showed they were conceivably trying to mitigate a suspect’s discomfort and breathing difficulty
A candid journey through the rookie years of a Las Vegas Metropolitan PD cop
The number of past similar complaints lodged against an officer must be seen as a warning to superiors that the officer requires special supervision and remedial training
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When making an arrest, a cohort of the suspect may grab you in this manner to enable their friend’s escape from you
Fear is a natural response that can be used to heighten our skills, senses and focus, but only if we acknowledge its existence
From preventing blue-on-blue shootings to delivering 24-7 police firearms training, vendors at this year’s SHOT Show aim to improve officer safety year round
Public misconception and legal technicalities have led departments to seek more training and start online public information campaigns
The video of a police officer who survived being hit by a train while pursuing a suspect provides an opportunity to review principles of situational awareness
Putting a rapidly customizable plate carrier to the test
The LEO Near Miss officer safety initiative offers valuable reminders and lessons learned
Six tips for academy cadets and new hires to make sure they get out of bed and arrive on time to class and work
Given the many hats modern law enforcement officers wear, it’s arguably one of the most difficult jobs to execute perfectly
The process only takes a few minutes, and it’s cheap insurance
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This three-step technique can be a lifesaver for surviving a stranglehold
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