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November 2025

The phenomenon of trauma bonding in law enforcement

The phenomenon of trauma bonding in law enforcement

An argument against the “law enforcement gangs” narrative

November 26, 2025

“Our first responders are uniquely strong, brave, and emotionally flexible. They are called upon to support us on the worst days of our lives. They hear and see things that […] Read More

Mental health checks … in the training room?

Mental health checks … in the training room?

A proactive, strategic approach to improving officer wellness

November 25, 2025

The profession is telling us that wellness is a real operational issue. In Police1’s 2024 “What Cops Want” research, 83% of officers said their mental health affects their work, with […] Read More

Betrayed from within

Betrayed from within

Unmasking the hidden wounds in policing

November 24, 2025

by Sherri Martin, MA, LPCA Editor’s note: This article is reprinted with permission from the September 2025 issue of the FOP Journal, the official publication of the National Fraternal Order […] Read More

Surviving and thriving in retirement

Surviving and thriving in retirement

A realistic picture of life after the job

November 23, 2025

When I needed a job and applied to become a Los Angeles police officer, benefits were a factor in my decision. A steady paycheck and medical insurance were considerations, but […] Read More

Your agency needs you

Your agency needs you

Leadership starts with taking the best care of your people

November 22, 2025

“One of the most important things any police organization and its supervisors do is take care of their people.” — San Diego County Sheriff William Gore (ret.) In my 40 […] Read More

Crime doesn’t take a vacation

Crime doesn’t take a vacation

Policing challenges in tourist jurisdictions

November 21, 2025

Every law enforcement agency across the U.S. has its own unique challenges. However, policing in areas associated with tourism and seasonal population increases presents obstacles and issues that many other […] Read More

The power of mediation

The power of mediation

A critical tool that can keep HR across the street

November 20, 2025

Dave, I need your help.” A lieutenant had me on the horn, and I was intrigued by this hint of an opportunity to assist police management. He explained that one […] Read More

Fit for duty, fit for life

Fit for duty, fit for life

The power of exercise as we age

November 18, 2025

Fitness may not be mandatory for every task in policing, yet there are situations where officers must be physically prepared to act, sometimes with little warning. In these moments, physical […] Read More

Pursuit termination option: Radiator disablement

Pursuit termination option: Radiator disablement

November 17, 2025

Among the images burned into my mind are those of innocent persons who have been killed or maimed, and the multiple families that have been destroyed as the result of […] Read More

A wake-up call for cops

A wake-up call for cops

Why your job performance and your life depend on a good night’s sleep

November 16, 2025

Let’s stop pretending. You already know sleep matters. You’ve read the articles, heard the podcasts, maybe even sat through a PowerPoint or two. You’ve nodded along while sipping your third […] Read More

Therapy isn’t just for the broken

Therapy isn’t just for the broken

November 14, 2025

The pit in his stomach was growing, and he genuinely thought he was going to puke. He wasn’t at work on the scene of a TC. He wasn’t looking at […] Read More

Supreme Court declines to revive Missouri gun law

Supreme Court declines to revive Missouri gun law

The legislation bars local police from enforcing federal firearms regulations

November 13, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear arguments on a Missouri law prohibiting police in the state from enforcing certain federal gun laws. The law in question was passed […] Read More

The future of patrol is here

The future of patrol is here

Florida sheriff’s office rolls out nation’s first autonomous police vehicle

November 12, 2025

Any child of the 1980s was familiar with the telltale theme music accompanying video footage of a highly modified Pontiac Trans Am with a red “scanner” light flashing across its […] Read More

Hot on the scent

Hot on the scent

Indiana K-9 locates two missing children deep in national forest

November 11, 2025

A Sunday afternoon hike nearly turned tragic for two 11-year-old Indiana children who became lost in the dense woods of Hoosier National Forest. Around 6 p.m. on August 5, authorities […] Read More

Quotas come to the end of the road

Quotas come to the end of the road

New Ohio law bans police quotas on citations and arrests

November 10, 2025

In Ohio, the quota has officially gone the way of the dinosaurs. The meteor that led this particular practice to extinction was a new law that took effect on September […] Read More

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