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One of the most dangerous positions a suspect can assume on the ground is prone with his hands tucked under his body, either at chest or waist level

Part Two: Dr. Ed Geiselman offers tips for protecting yourself from an interviewer who doesn’t understand the principles of human memory

“The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of sleep.” — W. C. Fields

A longtime police officer and trainer picked up some critical cues and strategies when he previewed the new VirTra course

Reality-based scenarios can help improve communication techniques to reduce use of force in calls involving people in emotional distress

In Waterloo, Iowa, a suspect is “unarmed” — but still very dangerous — in a textbook case for never underestimating a “weaponless” opponent

Final findings from Force Science exhaustion study begun in September 2010 reveal significant decline in environmental awareness and memory following just 60 seconds of all-out exertion