Intuition: Your interior guidance system
Every person has intuition, and every peace officer either follows it to their great benefit or ignores it at their peril. Intuition is critically important in law enforcement. It’s not […] Read More
Dan Willis
Finding peace through nature
To decrease your stress and increase your well-being, just step outside
As John Muir, the renowned “father of the National Parks,” poetically expressed, “Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal […] Read More
Developing an early identification and intervention system to manage risk
Early identification and intervention systems (EIIS) for law enforcement agencies to better manage officers’ performance have been recognized by CALEA as a best practice since 2001, yet few agencies have […] Read More
Warning signs of being affected by work traumas
Invisible wounds caused by the daily traumas of police work are often far more threatening than physical injuries. Traumas — experiences that have the potential to adversely affect an officer […] Read More
No-body homicide cases
Techniques for successful investigation and prosecution
As a former homicide detective who successfully investigated and had prosecuted one of the first no-body homicide cases in San Diego County, I know there are effective strategies to bring […] Read More
Community outreach with youth mentoring
Community outreach to build lasting partnerships is essential for public safety. One impactful initiative is for police agencies to teach, inspire and motivate future community leaders with youth mentoring through […] Read More
