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What do all leaders have in common? They have authority, responsibility, obligations, a duty to act and/or perform, and power. The majority of leaders and supervisors fulfill each of those […] Read More
While researching this article, I came across an undated essay written by Roxana Robinson for an organization named STAT®REC. The article is titled “Militarizing the Police,” and she explained succinctly […] Read More
To be effective, law enforcement in America requires chiefs of police and sheriffs to lead local organizations to protect the citizens of their respective communities and counties. Sheriffs are elected, […] Read More
Imagine your supervisor walked up to you as you stood outside a convenience store and said, “arrest that man,” while pointing to a man standing near a darkened fence line. […] Read More
If I have learned one thing since retiring from the military, it’s that people, in general, take any comment about their work negatively as “criticism” instead of as “professional development,” […] Read More
The year 2020 brought about numerous acts of civil disorder, demonstrations, protests, and riots. The results included toppled statues, defaced monuments, property damage, incidents of arson and injuries to innocent […] Read More
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