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
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An insider’s perception of campus unrest
The challenge of protecting the freedom of expression of some while at the same time protecting the rights of others to carry out their daily lives can be quite challenging, […] Read More
What constitutes a well-rounded wellness program?
To do it right, start with the mindset
Wellness is a topic that has permeated almost every aspect of today’s law enforcement culture. It’s unlikely you’ll attend a conference this year where officer wellness isn’t a topic discussed […] Read More
Still family
Tennessee deputies attend high school graduation for fallen deputy’s son
An enduring truth of the law enforcement profession is its inherent risk. Any law enforcement officer may, at some point, be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice. Fortunately, an […] Read More
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund announces April 2024 Officers of the Month
K-9 officer and dog respond to MS-13 inmate assault; K-9 Rivan dies heroically after saving lives in Virginia prison
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) on June 20 announced K-9 Officer Kharmishia Phillip-Fields and her partner, Rivan, of the Sussex, Virginia, State Prison as its Officers of […] Read More
The war on police
A battle for hearts and minds
The war on police isn’t a new issue in the United States, though it has ramped up considerably in the last decade. Anti-police rhetoric may have its roots in the […] Read More
