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Police How-To's


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How To Stretch Your Budget in a Recession  

January 8, 2013
Almost every agency is feeling the pinch of hard times, but there are ways to reduce the pain.

How To Lift Fingerprints  

December 14, 2012
Following a few simple rules will help you get the best evidence from the invisible impressions suspects leave behind.

How To Buy Patrol Vehicles Using a Reverse Auction  

December 14, 2012
The Chicago PD's online reverse auction helped the department get its new patrol vehicles for a good price.

How To Gather Intel  

December 14, 2012
Use free fliers, public bulletin boards, and the civic center marquee to gather intel that will plug you in at your station.

How To Use Police Vehicle Tests  

December 12, 2012
Agencies rely on the Michigan and California evaluations as a starting point for selecting new patrol vehicles.

How To Honor Fallen Officers  

December 12, 2012
Fallen officers have much to teach active officers. Study their stories.

A Training Solution for Searching Female Suspects  

December 12, 2012
Female searches can be problematic for cops of both genders. Use this technique, when searching female suspects.

How To Work with a Public Safety Software Vendor  

December 12, 2012
Teamwork between the vendor and the buying agency is critical for successful software implementation.

How To Handle Audio Exclusion  

December 12, 2012
To realistically train for what you face on the street, turn up the noise and block your ears.

How You Can Become a Better Cop Right Now  

November 1, 2011
At least once during their careers-and hopefully throughout it-most police officers will ask themselves, "How can I be a better cop?" In striving for personal improvement, some may draw upon a mental image of what an ideal cop should be, something that transcends the professional terseness of Joe Friday ("Just the facts, ma'am."), or the Socratic questioning of Harry Callahan ("Do you feel lucky, punk?").
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