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When using Draft One to speed up the report writing process, the responsibility for producing the complete report remains with the officer.
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In 2018, after 40 years of service, Col. Tracy G. Trott retired from the Tennessee Highway Patrol and tackled the challenge of trying to help the Colorado State Patrol uncover the reasons behind the agency’s struck-by deaths.
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Tragic events often occur when even well-trained folks do something over and over. It isn’t the rookie that has bad habits, takes shortcuts, or ignores danger signals.
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Using a stronger fiber in the manufacture of soft body armor will have two effects that people who wear bullet-resistant vests will love. It’s lighter and it’s more flexible.
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During a visit to Detroit, Michigan, POLICE was able to check out the 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV PPV, get behind the wheel, and then really learn its capabilities when well-trained former state troopers took the wheel.
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In my opinion, if Kamala Harris is the next president, law enforcement should expect a lot of changing and contradictory positions on funding, federal lawsuits, and support for police.
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Genetec solutions help real-time crime centers respond quickly and proactively to keep cities safe.
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Pryme’s NoiseMaster radio accessories use Active Intelligence Noise Canceling to make it easier to communicate in noisy environments.
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No officer wants to return to their patrol vehicle and discover that the air-conditioning system has failed with their K-9 partner inside. AceK9 provides a line of vehicle accessories that can protect law enforcement dogs from dying in hot cars.
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Veteran officers and even the brass should reinforce your agency’s values and stress officer safety while achieving the mission. Culture must be protected to remain effective and healthy, or it will begin to erode in many of its facets.
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