[Publisher's Note: This is the second of a two-part series. Click here for Part 1: Tools for LEOs.]
The police personality is mythical at best. At the root of much of the perception of this personality are fear and mistrust. When officers find themselves in need of mental health ...
In the world of law enforcement, the most noted form of trauma is an officer-involved shooting. But from a psychological standpoint that may not necessarily be the case. So-called normal or routine calls, over time—very often, in my experience—weigh heavily on officers and can lead ...
You’re a cop. What does this mean? It means you do what’s best in the interest of public safety. You control, regulate, and keep order for a living.
What’s often forgotten? Controlling, regulating, and keeping yourself in order.
Cops often say to each other, “Watch your 6!” That ...
Under my names are a few sentences that describe who I am and what I do. It reads something like this: Chief Magnusson is the chief of Havelock (N.C.) Police Department. He spent 30 years with the Miami Police Department, retiring there as a major. He is a graduate of American ...
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