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Dispatches from the FBINAA National Annual Training Conference
"There is no denying this is one of the most problematic times for police." – Bill Bratton
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In this compendium of interviews from the FBINAA National Annual Training Conference, held in Orlando, Florida, July 7-10, Policing Matters host Jim Dudley speaks with:
- Former New York City Police Commissioner and former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton, about the challenges of policing today.
- Bensalem Township Police Department's Director of Public Safety Fred Harran about his agency's use of Thermo Fisher Scientific's rapid DNA technology to solve property crimes.
- Doug Monda, founder of Survive First, about the barriers that prevent public safety personnel from getting help for mental health issues.
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