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Spend any amount of time on or near the firing line and your hearing will become damaged. And with the great variety of hearing protection devices available today, ranging from simple disposable foam plugs to active electronic muffs, you’re foolish if you don’t make the most of them.
Read More →If you can't make order out of chaos, then you shouldn't be a supervisor.
Read More →To assist in crime prevention and public safety efforts, a new report revealed a need to improve the law enforcement community's knowledge of new technologies and practices for leveraging those technologies.
Read More →For the young recruit who is not firearms savvy, just browsing at a gun show can be an education in itself.
Read More →According to Minnesota Public Radio, 51-year-old Officer Phillip Lombardi was fired after he got into a confrontation with a woman off duty. The woman had kicked his car, and Lombardi got into a verbal confrontation with her.
Read More →Dina Loor, 27, was sworn in as one of 1,247 new recruits Wednesday. Loor's husband, Eder, survived an attack from a Harlem schizophrenic in April 2012. The man had plunged a 3 1/2-inch blade into the officer's head.
Read More →Officers who don't trim down by December can be denied promotions, overtime, or even be removed from enforcement duties completely.
Read More →CMPD has hired The DiJulius Group, a national consulting firm, to train its 2,300 employees in the fine points of the firm’s “Customer Service Revolution.” The department will pay about $60,000, CMPD spokesman Rob Tufano says.
Read More →Drivers under the influence of THC may suffer from slower reaction time, impaired cognitive performance, and increased risk-taking.
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