Arizona voters to decide whether LEOs can arrest migrants
In what surely what must seem like déjà vu, Arizonans will vote in November on a statewide ballot measure that would give state and local law enforcement the authority to […] Read More
News
The challenge of procedural justice when situations get tense
Procedural justice, broadly speaking, refers to the extent to which people believe that authorities are fair in the execution of their authority. When people believe that authorities are fair, the […] Read More
Using your brain to ease your pain
Techniques for managing chronic injuries and illnesses
Law enforcement officers will likely deal with injuries and/or illnesses resulting in chronic pain at some point during their career. Unlike acute pain from an injury that resolves itself over […] Read More
Handgun drills to improve your skills
There are a number of fantastic drills we can use to improve our handgun skills. Many of these can be found on different websites by doing a quick online search. […] Read More
Beyond the spotlight
Identifying and responding to introverted narcissism in policing
I understand the sentiment. It seems like just another mental health article for cops authored by individuals lacking firsthand police experience. But let me assure you, I’m not your typical […] Read More
Eight things police need to know about memory
As a police officer, you rely on your own memory and people’s memory to solve crimes. Importantly, memory formation is a fragile, malleable process. It is easily distorted by stress, […] Read More
