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Nationwide, law enforcement leaders are aware of public concerns about “militarization of the police.” With all the expanded oversight and suspicion of law enforcement, I know that maintaining public safety […] Read More
Conventional wisdom would seem to suggest that more proportionate and representational ethnic and racial diversity in America’s police departments would have a positive effect on police–community relations. This idea is […] Read More
One of the most contentious hot-button topics in law enforcement today concerns the use of force by police, underscored in recent years by several highly publicized cases, such as the […] Read More
Leading a law enforcement agency (LEA) is a complicated, high-pressure position that requires wide-ranging capabilities for overseeing a staff with different levels of competence, dispositions and tasks. Involving life-and-death issues, […] Read More
Background and brief history of police training Policing in the U.S. is conventionally broken into three historical periods: 1) the Political or Traditional Era, from 1890 to 1930, when law […] Read More
As of 2021, 60.3% of full-time civilian employees in U.S. law enforcement agencies were women, but only 13.3% of full-time law enforcement officers were women, whereas 86.7% of officers were […] Read More
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