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The first – and worst – time I had to fight to keep my gun, my holster and duty belt held up far better than my training did.
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You need to train like an elite athlete for the life-and-death challenge you may some day face on the job.
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The $350 million will go toward local law enforcement pay, bonuses, education and training of peace officers.
Read More →"Jiu jitsu and wrestling are both sports that utilize minimal force to control a suspect. So by using minimal force you prevent injuries to suspect civilians and officers," said Lt. Kirk Anderson of the Tactical Training Unit.
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Knowing how to defuse a situation without force is essential for effective policing. It can prevent injury to officers, the public, and the subject.
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"The alligator, estimated to be between 7 and 9 feet in length, charged at the deputy who was able to run up an embankment and evade the animal," the Hall County Sheriff's Office said.
Read More →Shortly before 5: 30 a.m. Tuesday, having exhausted all speakers, the City Council passed the vote to the boos of the crowd that still remained.
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Police and other first responders can use bicycles in a variety of ways. IPMBA shares a few examples of why they work so well in certain situations.
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International Police Mountain Bike Association President David Millican shares his advice and provides 10 tips for any agency wanting to start a bike patrol.
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The ILEETA Conference & Expo drew hundreds of officers and trainers to St. Louis, MO, this week.
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