In this edition:
I. Latest findings about cops & the mentally ill
II. Free resources on arrest-related deaths from non-firearm causes
I. Voices from the front lines: Latest findings about cops & the mentally ill
An officer in Tennessee was interviewing the bed-bound ...
It’s the early morning hours of May 2nd, 1993 and I was awoken by the jarring sound of the phone ringing; on the other end was a friend of mine and fellow squad member. Sounding distraught he declared “Asher is dead!” referring to another squad member of ours and an academy classmate ...
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I just finished reading Crawford Coates' book ...
A headline from the Chicago Sun-Times two weeks ago: “High-ranking Chicago cop in hot water with [Mayor] Lightfoot for taking vacation as summer violence spikes." Days later it was still a banner headline on city newscasts. It was discussed ad nauseum in the media.
Meanwhile, the ...
We as LEOs aren’t strangers to performance under stress. Often negotiating many stressful situations in a single tour of duty, I wonder: What can cause mistakes or, even worse, panic during our daily rollercoaster ride?
A sports analogy: Your favorite NFL receiver misses a sideline ...
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