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Inside the Badge by William HarveyFebruary 7, 2011

FTO Generational Gap

Don't think you'll be able to set back your clock and readjust your "cool level" to theirs. If you've given an analogy and had to explain it, you've committed a faux pas. Face it. There are generational icons that we still use that many don't understand.

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Inside the Badge by Dean ScovilleFebruary 4, 2011

Of Bipeds, Fangs, and the Need for Dentu-Creme

There are few things in life that can get literally and figuratively under one's skin like a bite. The mere thought of a sentient human being making a conscious decision to rend the flesh of another with his teeth - well, that's just wrong.

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Inside the Badge by Mike ParkerFebruary 4, 2011

New Media, Old Media, and Policing

Most of law enforcement has watched the information age and rising knowledge-worker revolution as curious observers. We should instead embrace the opportunities these innovations have brought us, and communicate directly with the public. After all, we work for them.

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Inside the Badge by StaffFebruary 3, 2011

Training

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Inside the Badge by StaffFebruary 3, 2011

Weapons

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Inside the Badge by StaffFebruary 3, 2011

Vehicles

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Inside the Badge by StaffFebruary 3, 2011

Technology

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Inside the Badge by Robert O'BrienFebruary 2, 2011

The Hidden Dangers of Suspect Searches

POLICE SWAT expert and retired LEO Bob O'Brien tells you seven tales from his experiences to teach about the danger of missing a hidden suspect during a search.

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Inside the Badge by Richard ValdemarFebruary 1, 2011

Prison Shanks

The jail-made "shank" is fashioned from this material by sharpened by scraping the metal on concrete floors. A handle is fashioned from paper or cloth. Since the length of the shank is small, the handle is often held in the palm of the fist with the blade protruding from between the middle and ring fingers like a push dagger.

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Inside the Badge by Richard ValdemarFebruary 1, 2011

Edged Weapons and Gang Culture

Edged-weapon gang culture flourished most prominently in American jails and prisons. Every inmate is expected to be able to defend himself. Gang members take this to mean they must be armed with an edged weapon.

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Inside the Badge by Brian WillisJanuary 28, 2011

Self Talk: Taking Charge of Your Internal Dialogue

If you're like most people, you likely discovered that some of those conversations were very positive and upbeat, while others were very negative. The positive, upbeat conversations are reflective of those areas of our life where you have a positive self image.

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