The problems in the black community are values problems and not racial problems. 

I think one of the reasons we have such a leadership problem is that we fail to see leadership because we are looking in the wrong place and wait to develop it too late.

I was struck recently with an observation that I tried to rationalize in my white male head as I was interacting with the world without my uniform on.  

I was recently involved with a project that chose to look at things from the perspective of both sides of a use of force issue.

The foundations of being a good leader always starts with accepting the responsibility to lead yourself and with being willing to be led.

Complaining about leadership is easy but leadership itself is hard, if it wasn’t everyone would be good at it.

Many departments have motto's but the most famous description of what we do is the motto “To Protect and Serve”.

The people who are pushing the message that law enforcement is systematically racist have created a deadly environment for police officers.

Part of the problem is that we don’t share with or educate the public how hard use of force situations are. Partly because we face these situations every day and accept them and partly because we don’t explain that part...

The narrative being portrayed by the liberal media, BLM and the man that holds the Office of the President is that police are shooting black Americans because they consider them no more important than dogs.