Training and the Risk Matrix
If the “bullet-time” effect with Keanu Reeves in a long black coat avoiding projectiles immediately came to mind when you read the title, you are my action movie twin. Also, […] Read More
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Firearms training myths
Numerous firearms training myths have spread through law enforcement training, and many of these myths continue to be spread by firearms instructors worldwide. Unfortunately for the safety of our officers […] Read More
Honesty: The best policy?
Honesty is always the best policy” is a time-honored maxim that children have been plied with for generations. While it’s a good general rule, life can often be a bit […] Read More
Rhode Island beach town concerned over community policing initiative
Community policing is one of the more misunderstood concepts in law enforcement. While politicians, citizens and cops alike enjoy throwing the term around like some sort of panacea for situations […] Read More
Police cars: To mark or not to mark?
It’s an age-old custom: A young officer, fresh out of FTO, gets their first assigned patrol unit. New or old, they’ll probably always remember the unit number and every distinct […] Read More
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Announces July 2024 Officer of the Month
Officer rescues driver from burning vehicle pinned between barricades
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) on August 29 announced Officer Edwardo Hernandez of The Colony, Texas, Police Department as the Officer of the Month for July 2024. Officer Hernandez’s heroic actions during […] Read More
