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News•by Staff Writer•August 3, 2006

TREXPO EAST 2006 Shooting Day Update

TREXPO East Shooting Day Moves to Blue Ridge Arsenal on Thursday, August 24, 1700 - 2100hrs. TREXPO East attendees, please adjust your training calendar!

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Articles•by Greg Amundson•August 1, 2006

Tactical and Practical Handcuffing

Patrol handcuffing techniques vary by department policy and individual officer preference. The goal should always be simple and direct: Get the handcuffs on the suspect. However, being prepared with a handcuffing strategy and technique will improve your confidence on the streets.

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Articles•by Dave Smith•August 1, 2006

In Praise of Condition White

Condition White is the internal focus we go into all the time. In Condition White, you are not focused on the outside world. You do NOT want to have this mindset on the street.

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Articles•by Bryn Bailer•August 1, 2006

Cheyenne (Wyo.) Police Department

Cheyenne is a city with a relatively low crime rate, averaging one or two homicides a year, and is home to residents who seem to appreciate the work officers do.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•August 1, 2006

Gerber Legendary Blades--Kinderer Rescue Knife

It seems many manufacturers are determined to cover all of a user’s needs in one tool. However, if your overloaded pocket tool is roughly the size of a Snap-On mechanic’s box, the odds are it will be too cumbersome to carry all the time. What is needed is a knife and tool you can easily carry that still provides you with all the basics.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 20, 2006

Last Days to Take Advantage of Early Bird Discount – TREXPO East 2006

TREXPO East 2006 Early Bird discount ends July 24, 2006. Hurry!

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News•by Staff Writer•July 20, 2006

NYPD Uses Visualization Technology to Speed up Investigation Process

Prochart visualization technology from ABM America is being used operationally at the New York City Police Department’s Real Time Crime Center.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 20, 2006

Non-Credit Courses Bridge Gap Between Academic and Work Worlds

Responding to the educational needs of criminal justice professionals who wish to advance their skills to advance their careers, the University of Wisconsin—Platteville has partnered with the Wisconsin Department of Justice to develop two non-credit courses for law enforcement professionals: First-Line Supervisory Training and Leadership in Police Organizations.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 13, 2006

Murder Suspect Killed in N.C. Courthouse by Officers

An inmate who got into a scuffle with law enforcement officers in a courtroom in Northampton County was shot and killed by authorities after the inmate allegedly took a gun from a deputy and shot him, authorities said. The inmate had been transported from Raleigh for a court hearing.

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News•by Staff Writer•July 11, 2006

Harvard Group’s Fatigue Management Program Still Accepting Participants

The Harvard Work Hours, Health and Safety Group is still seeking participation in an important health initiative whose ultimate aim is to reduce the impact of fatigue in police departments across the U.S. and Canada.

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