By Chief Tony Pustizzi (ret.), Coral Spring (FL) PD
EDITOR’S NOTE: On the heels of the Nashville school shooting and the similar tragedies we've seen, active threat response has remained a pivotal topic in discussions on training, policy, leadership and individual officer ...
By Brad J. Castle, Ph.D.
Before anyone gets upset, please understand this article is not intended to be a cheap shot at law enforcement. As a former law enforcement officer, my research interest has always been based on helping narrow the ever-widening gap between law enforcement ...
Editor’s note: Dan Marcou, co-author of Calibre Press’s Street Survival II: Tactics for Deadly Force Encounters, drafted an analysis of the tactical response to the Nashville active shooter for PoliceOne.com. We wanted to share that with you with their generous permission.
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by: Barbara A. Schwartz
As a police officer, you cannot make a mistake.
You cannot make a mistake in the performance of your duties. And if you do it will get captured on video, go viral, be the top story on the evening news, and you may be indicted, convicted, and sentenced to ...
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