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Agencies can manage risk and provide accountability with a well-written pursuit policy.
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A lot of law enforcement leaders look great on paper, but their work history has been embellished, and they are not ready for a crisis.
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InTime scheduling software helps schedulers ensure the right officers are on duty and can help them reduce overtime costs.
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Correcting an officer's violations of safety policy can save their life and their fellow officers’ lives.
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“I think the most surprising thing to me when I sat down in it was how skinny the steering wheel was. I had totally forgotten how large the steering wheel was, it was large, and it was very thin. So, it was kind of a flashback in time,” Judd says. “And I thought dad’gum, I don't even remember that the steering wheel was this flimsy.”
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“We were able to test this boot in the summertime and I was able to tell a great difference with the ability of the boot to breathe. You could actually feel the air circulation coming through the boot."
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A Texas officer was sued after he shot and killed a man who fled a traffic stop with the officer clinging to the Vehicle. Was he entitled to qualified immunity?
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Cities that have defunded and demonized their police are now desperately trying to entice officers to sign up with hiring bonuses.
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Turning your police experience into instruction for other officers requires you to learn how to teach.
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“A resilient officer is someone who can bounce back from a really difficult experience, someone who can both not only mentally but also physically bounce back. We've spent energy and effort on physical resiliency, but we really do need to spend effort on emotional and mental resiliency,” Prohaska says.
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