You’re at the station or on patrol and suddenly the building or ground begins to shake. You duck, cover, and hold (hopefully). After what seems to be an eternity (actually just 5 seconds), the shaking finally subsides. The pre-alert tones activate, and dispatch advises we are in ...
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When it comes to securing and maintaining your tactical ...
Job satisfaction, or lack thereof, ranks among one of the most commonly discussed topics in law enforcement. If an officer is unhappy on the job, the key question is why? Certainly there are plenty of academic studies on this topic, most of which cite issues that can have an impact ...
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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