The importance of servant leadership in law enforcement
You will often hear police officers across America say, “I’m not in it for the money” or “I do this with the hope of making a positive impact on others,” […] Read More
News
COVID-19 “very likely” to kill more cops than 9/11
More than 100 officers have died from the virus this year — and the number is growing
In a recent speech in Pittsburgh, presidential candidate Joe Biden made a claim that raised some eyebrows: “More cops have died from COVID this year than have been killed on […] Read More
Cop Hobbies: Woodcarving
When I was promoted into the Violent Crimes Unit, I quickly realized that I needed a hobby to help clear my mind and make my off-duty hours as restorative as possible. I heard about an elderly lady who taught woodcarving from her home. I’m not artistic, but signed up anyway. Read More
Redefining use of force
The public call for police reforms in response to the death of George Floyd while being detained by four Minneapolis police officers was swift and vast. Leaders across the country […] Read More
“Buck up and move on”
Forget the old advice — in the wake of an officer suicide, agencies and families need to reach out to each other
For generations law enforcement officers were told to “buck up and move on.” That was the way they dealt with the trauma and cumulative stress of the profession. Over time, […] Read More
Vigilante activity causes concern
Militias blamed for escalating violence at protests
For the past several months, tension has been running high between law enforcement and the citizens they’re sworn to protect. Massive demonstrations and protests have been held throughout the country, […] Read More
