Prevention

Argus Corrections Solutions' Echo 2.0 raises the bar for safety and security capabilities of institutions

Officials outlined a plan to establish a mobile precinct, conduct more patrols and work with federal prosecutors to keep shooters behind bars

Police say the alleged suspect is a jilted lover who was looking for revenge on his ex-girlfriend, who broke up with him two months ago

Learn how to reduce recidivism and jail expenditures despite limited funds and personnel

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg PD tracks pretrial offenders with the Omnilink EM solution to deter repeat offenses and solve crimes faster

IACP TV goes to one of a plenary sessions where the topic of preventing violence against officers is being discussed.

In this informative segment, Deputy James Burke talks about how agencies can work with their school districts to catch active shooter plots early on in their lifecycle.

Dan Smith sits down with Lt. Dan Marcou to discuss instances of active shooters. Dan has had first hand experience with an active shooter and has realized that there is a way to stop an active shooter before bullets begin flying. He discusses the phases that an active shooter goes through and how to deal with each one of these in order to prevent an active shooter instance from occurring.

A retired NYPD detective tells Betsy Brantner Smith what average cops on the street should look out for when identifying terrorist activities.

A crime prevention program is often the first thing to get cut from a department's budget during tough economic times. In this segment, Betsy Brantner Smith, shows you how to utilize existing resources, technology and personnel.