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Students need to seek out educational opportunities that hit a variety of learning styles—all programs (whether in a classroom or online) are not created equal.
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Today, FirstNet is finally becoming more than just a public safety pipedream. FirstNet is about to go online and here's how that could affect you.
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The Automated Injury Detection (AID) device uses a high-tech fabric with sensors to recognize when an officer has been shot or stabbed in the vest. Within a few seconds it sends a notification.
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It seems you can keep unofficially trying an officer involved in a fatal shooting repeatedly, even if the shooting has been officially ruled as justified.
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Thanks to new Attorney General Jeff Sessions and a recent FBI report, former President Obama's mythology regarding alleged "non-violent" drug dealers has been debunked.
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Two Team Wendy helmet accessories offer protection and utility.
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This June's issue of POLICE focuses on officer safety, from how to cope with stress to practicing safer pursuit methods.
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Over half of police officers live paycheck-to-paycheck. With three steps, you can start paying the bills while also saving money.
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What you eat not only fuels your physical activity, it also keeps your mind sharp and focused.
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Today, there are still billions of dollars in grants available for public agencies to apply for and obtain. However, the rules have changed considerably since 2006, and there are many steps a public safety agency must complete to be successful.
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