Articles

Point of Law•by David Griffith•June 14, 2019

Controversial Legislation: The California Compromise

Golden State politicians wanted to make "necessary" the standard for police to use deadly force, but they settled for "reasonable."

Training•by Dave Smith•June 14, 2019

Dave Smith: The Expert Speaks …Wrong Again!

If you want to more effectively predict outcomes, learn a little about a lot.

Point of Law•by Eric Daigle•June 13, 2019

Officer, Am I Free to Go?

Without reasonable suspicion or probable cause, you cannot legally detain a subject during a consensual contact.

Patrol•by Melanie Basich•May 31, 2019

Looking Back: Tragedy, Invisible Killers, and the Death Penalty

POLICE has covered lessons learned, weapons of mass destruction, and capital punishment.

Special Units•by Brian Smith Fisher•May 31, 2019

My Technology Can... Help You Find Evidence, Bodies Under Water

JW Fishers' submersible tools can be used to find sunken objects and spare dive teams from spending time in dangerous or frigid waters.

Patrol•by Randall C. Resch•May 31, 2019

Beware of Towing Hazards

Always be alert at scenes involving tow trucks and aware of the dangers present during impound and wrecked vehicle removal operations.

Weapons•by Melanie Basich•May 31, 2019

What Officers Want in a Duty Knife

All LEOs need a convenient, useful tool they can carry and deploy easily, but some features are more popular than others.

Training•by Greg Meyer•May 31, 2019

Tactics and Training: How Do We Reach the Next Level?

The time has come to talk about not just where we've been and where we are with tactics and training, but where we're going and how to get there.

Vehicle Ops•by David Griffith•May 30, 2019

Armoring Your Rolling Office

Officers are getting shot and killed in their cars and SUVs. Vehicle armor manufacturers and their law enforcement agency customers are hoping to make that a thing of the past.

Patrol•by Steve Albrecht•May 30, 2019

Crooks at Your Local Library

Public libraries have become havens for a vast assortment of people, many of whom are actual or potential criminals.

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