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Inside the Badge is a collection of blogs offering unique insights and perspectives from the Law Enforcement Community

Inside the Badge by Patricia TeinertDecember 8, 2010

Prisoner Escorts Require Two Officers

If one wants to find issue or place blame, I would look toward the policies and judgment of the agency's administration. Why was there only one officer escorting this inmate? Even Sheriff Phil Wowak has said his office will re-evaluate their prisoner-escort policy of one inmate, one deputy.

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Inside the Badge by Ronnie FrigultiDecember 8, 2010

The Best Way to Zero a Rifle

Sighting in on a target at 25 yards is much easier than attempting to sight in at a greater distance. Once sighted in at 25 yards, it will be easy to find your shots at 100 yards or greater and make the correct adjustments.

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Inside the Badge by William HarveyDecember 6, 2010

Do I Look Like a Tour Guide?

Help tourists by telling them which areas are safe for parking and walking. Identify areas where they need to lock their doors, roll up the window and drive with a purpose. Of course, they may ask about accommodations, restaurants and the usual tourist spots. Be prepared for a walk-in medical center question.

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Inside the Badge by Paul ClintonDecember 6, 2010

Verizon Activates Initial 4G Markets

Law enforcement agencies are anticipating next-gen networks to deploy or expand municipal surveillance networks (if budgets allow). Connected cameras will help patrol officers work more seamlessly with central command centers to apprehend fleeing suspects and halt crimes in progress.

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Inside the Badge by Robert O'BrienDecember 3, 2010

Officer Sacrifice Brings Lessons for Two Tactical Teams

The mission for both New Orleans and San Antonio PD SWAT is crystal clear. They, too, need to recover, rebound, and rebuild from the major "hits" each team has taken.

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Inside the Badge by Dean ScovilleDecember 2, 2010

Talking With—And Not Interviewing—Suspects

I heard narratives that explained away less predictable catalysts for their actions. More than that, I was surprised at just how candid some could be when I wasn't just angling to nail them on something.

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