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Dr. Matthew Loeslie

Dr. Matthew Loeslie

Dr. Matthew Loeslie

Dr. Matthew Loeslie is an assistant professor at Minnesota State University, Mankato. He has held leadership roles such as academic dean, criminal justice program director and lecturer. In addition to his academic experience, Dr. Loeslie has also served as a police officer and trainer. He holds a Doctor of Criminal Justice from Pennsylvania Western University, California, and a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Leadership from Concordia University–St. Paul. He can be reached at linkedin.com/in/matthewloeslie.

Why you should pocket carry

Why you should pocket carry

The minimum effective dose for everyday preparedness

August 22, 2025

In exercise science, the concept of the minimum effective dose asks: What’s the least you can do and still see results? Not everyone has the time or discipline for six […] Read More

Tired of being tired?

Tired of being tired?

Police sleep issues and solutions

March 26, 2025

The sacrifice of sleep The policing profession demands significant sacrifice. One of the most common things officers sacrifice is a regular working schedule. The nature of law enforcement requires officers […] Read More

Dot or not?

Dot or not?

Exploring miniaturized dot optics for duty handguns

January 24, 2025

In the ever-evolving world of law enforcement, miniaturized red dot sights (MRDS) on duty handguns are gaining traction. Many departments report enhanced target acquisition and accuracy with these optics. However, […] Read More

Ten things officers need to know about emergency driving

Ten things officers need to know about emergency driving

December 24, 2024

As a police officer, driving is your number one risk, so it’s a crucial skill that officers use daily. However, driving poorly also can land you in hot water if […] Read More

False confessions

False confessions

What every police officer should know

October 16, 2024

Interviewing and interrogating suspects are foundational skills in policing. When an officer obtains a confession of guilt from a suspect, it not only solidifies the officer’s belief in the suspect’s […] Read More

Implicit biases against the police

Implicit biases against the police

And what you should do about it

September 25, 2024

In today’s society, most police officers receive training on both explicit bias and implicit bias. Explicit bias involves making conscious decisions about certain groups of people based on negative feelings. […] Read More

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