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A great bicycle officer has a strong service mentality, paramount knowledge of laws, a thirst for new knowledge, and someone who can adapt to change easily. If this describes you, your agency's bicycle unit might be a good fit.
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Arm yourself with the knowledge and gear to prevent the spread of coronavirus and other diseases.
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The successful pursuit of a degree requires you to know what you want and to dedicate the resources in time, money, and effort to achieve your goals.
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You can "see" bruising with infrared thermography, or thermal imaging, that's invisible to the naked eye, uncovering hidden evidence.
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To excel in law enforcement, you need to be competent, capable, and confident.
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By taking precautions in how people are restrained and by monitoring restrained subjects, officers can reduce the potential for in-custody death.
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Know what to look for so you can seek help for PTSD when needed.
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Presumptive tests allow officers to quickly detect and identify illicit drugs in the field.
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Handlers and agencies should decide early on who will be taking on which costs and responsibilities for a dog retiring from law enforcement work.
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