Police Magazine
MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCH
Families and colleagues of officers who died by suicide frequently say the officers displayed visible warning signs of life-threatening mental or emotional crisis that only really registered after the officer's death. Here's what to look for.
Read More →
Experts are not sure if there is a spike in the frequency of police officers taking their own lives. What they are sure of is that too many officers are in emotional pain and something needs to be done.
Read More →
Electronic citation streamlines the ticketing process to benefit law enforcement and the public.
Read More →
A well-tuned, properly trained bicycle unit can effectively manage mass gatherings of people.
Read More →
Arm yourself with the tools and tactics to be at the top of your game while riding your motorcycle on duty. Here are some tips to keep in mind.
Read More →
When officers need emotional and mental help, each of us has a responsibility to support each other.
Read More →
Being in relationship or married to a police officer makes you the first line of support. When spouses accept this role they know it comes with some sacrifices, but what they often don't realize is their well-being may not be considered by friends, family members, or even the agency.
Read More →
A team of Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies tests less-lethal weapons and restraints, even letting themselves become the targets so that they can determine effectiveness.
Read More →
Bullets aren’t the only things you need protection from. Here's a selection of products that will keep you safe from other threats.
Read More →
Handlers and agencies should decide early on who will be taking on which costs and responsibilities for a dog retiring from law enforcement work.
Read More →