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The Los Angeles police commission has pared down its list of nominees. According to the Los Angeles Times, they are Robert Arcos, Michel Moore, and Bill Scott.
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The integrity of the test had been questioned after a police major who helped shape the exam also coached clients through a test-prep business.
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There is much to consider before you decide to apply for a job as chief of police.
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American Military University (AMU) is a leading provider of quality online education, offering more than 190 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs for law enforcement professionals.
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There's a lot you can learn from veteran and retired officers who have worn the badge before you, including how to thrive and prosper in the law enforcement profession.
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In order to survive our complex environment, we must have a complete understanding and thorough working knowledge of what I call the "seven essential components" of a successful law enforcement career.
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PoliceTestSolutions.com's Police Career Development Center offers affordable career training courses for tomorrow's police leaders. If you are looking to get promoted, then visit PoliceTestSolutions.com today to take a course. All courses are $69.99.
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While training a recruit, I passed on some of the most important lessons that sustained me through my career and kept me motivated to cross the finish line to retirement. I'd like to continue to pass along these lessons so other officers can benefit from what I've learned.
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Many officers focus on what's important to them in their current assignment, or ask why they should take courses they will never use. If you're seeking command positions, you'll have to supervise specialties where you have limited, if any, practical working knowledge.
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B. Todd Jones swore an oath of office as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Thursday, after receiving confirmation from the U.S. Senate.
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