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Working in Low Light

Criminals like the dark, and officers have to know how to counter their use of poorly lit locations and nighttime hiding places.

Officers commonly work in low-light settings, so what is there to know about using a flashlight to replace or supplement available lighting?

Unknown and Known Risk Vehicle Stops

No vehicle stop should be considered low-risk, as it is never possible to gauge beforehand the level of danger involved.

Having backup is critical when making a known risk traffic stop. (Photo: Michael Schlosser)

Colorado Officer Fired for Racial Slur to be Re-Hired

Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz said in a Facebook post that Lieutenant Charles DeShazer "made a highly inappropriate and racially inflammatory comment" but following an appeal to the Civil Service Commission, will be re-hired.

How To Deal With a New Supervisor

I've learned a few things about dealing with new supervisors in my 30-plus-year career in law enforcement. Here are some of them in no particular order.

Never surprise a new supervisor with an important discussion. Give them the opportunity to prepare. (Photo: POLICE File)

Empathetic Police Less Effective in the Face of Public Criticism, Study Says

Police officers who endorse an empathetic approach to criminal justice do not perform as well when they sense they are underappreciated, according to new research from The University of Texas at Austin.

CopsWest Training and Expo Gets Social

This year the California Peace Officers' Association is offering many ways to network and make meaningful connections with fellow public safety representatives at CopsWest in Sacramento, CA, this September.

POA President: Detroit Losing Police Officers

Detroit Police Officers Association President Mark Diaz says that the department is losing officers faster than it can hire new ones.

Detroit Police Officers Association President Mark Diaz says that the department is losing officers faster than it can hire new ones.

California K-9 Separated from Handler Suffering Anxiety

San Francisco Police Officer Val Kirwan is trying to cut through the red tape that is preventing him from being together with his partner, Baro, as they retire.

FOP President: IMPD Experiencing a "Mass Exodus" of Officers

FOP President Rick Snyder said, "Logistically, it does not appear possible to 'outhire' the number of officers that are leaving."

Washington Police Union Says Officers Are Quitting Over City Politics

The Seattle Police Guild called the departures a “mass exodus” that would affect public safety.

Shooting Range Equipment

These tools will help improve your experience on the shooting range and in training.

Challenge Targets' multifunctional law enforcement targets (Photo: Challenge Targets)

PowerDMS Announces the 2018 State of Policy in Law Enforcement Survey

For the third consecutive year, the survey will collect data and opinions from law enforcement leaders throughout the country to produce a comprehensive report on the current state of policy and training in policing today. To participate in the survey, visit www.stateofpolicy.com.

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