What Is a Trainer?

Of course we could patrol and investigate, and supervise and manage without trainers. But could we do it well, and properly? In many cases, no, we could not.

Watch Your Words

As a "profession," law enforcement is growing a body of knowledge, especially as it relates to high-risk activities, such as use of force, driving, and arrest practices. That body of knowledge relies upon certain terminology to illustrate concepts and ideas in an easily understood context. When we choose terminology to illustrate ideas, the temptation is always there to "make it sound good." That's usually OK, but sometimes the effort to make it sound good can create probl

BOOK REVIEW: How to be an Expert Witness

Retired NYPD lieutenant, attorney, and ILEETA member Adam Kasanof has done something that has needed to be done for a long time – he has provided an affordable, easy to understand guide to help law enforcement trainers become better expert witnesses. His book is excellent, and long overdue.

Trexpo WEST to open doors this month in new California setting

Fully Loaded Handgun Found in Suspect's Vagina

Waco, Texas, Police discovered a large drug stash during a traffic stop and a fully loaded handgun hidden in the female suspect's vagina.

Texas Officer Saves Burning Man

A San Antonio Police officer likely saved the life of a burning man after the officer's quick use of a fire extinguisher.

Range Kit

The RamRodz Range Kit for handgun shooters includes six RamRodz models designed for cleaning common pistols.

Nova Scotia Killer Bought Retired Police Car Used in Attack at Auction

The killer, Gabriel Wortman, was dressed in a police uniform and drove the former police vehicle as he rampaged across the area during the 13-hour attack that started on April 18 and ended April 19.

SC Officer Fatally Struck by Train While Trying to Save Suicidal Person

The coroner’s office said the officer was hit by an oncoming Amtrak passenger train and died at the scene.