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Gerry Long

From Gerry Long
Women in Law Enforcement
How To Stay Safe During a John Sting
The male and female officers who take on the undercover assignment as a prostitute often struggle with how far to carry the "walk and talk" to make a good case. The balance is no different in vice operations than when making a good drug arrest. The undercover (UC) officer must blend into the crowd, as well as lead the conversation in a safe and lawful way.
July 1, 2012
CC_Flickr: Ludie Cochrane
Women in Law Enforcement
How to Plan a 'John' Sting
Attacking prostitution in a certain neighborhood or industrial strip usually involves undercover (UC) officers attempting to solicit street-walkers and placing them in steel bracelets. However, a "john" sting can be another effective way to combat the problem.
April 17, 2012
CC_Flickr: Daquella manera
Patrol
6 Crucial Contacts When Planning Event Security
When planning events, you'll want to involve the event coordinator (or committee); fire and ambulance services; information technology and communications; public works; the media; and organized volunteers.
March 7, 2012
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