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“California catches fire every year. Risk management is not a class I teach; it’s a way of life. Do you really think I’d build my house in the ...
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I knew a woman when we were both in college. She is Hispanic. Her parents were both very successful and they lived in a beautiful home. She and her siblings...
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There were about 100 people killed yesterday traveling across roads in America; that is what annual statistics from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) demonstrate. As a result, do...
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As I write this article the number of completed suicides for law enforcement in 2019 is approaching 120 officers. Along with this number I also see stories and articles with...
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Jargon: A special form of slang where special words or expressions are used by a particular profession and are difficult for others to understand. All police departments have jargon, slang,...
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Many supervisors, new and experienced, fail developing their leadership skills and officers. New supervisors desire acceptance and respect by their officers, yet often miss perfect opportunities to mentor officers and...
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This article will assist us in understanding the signs and symptoms associated with someone contemplating suicide or exhibiting behaviors associated with self-harm, any of which may be detrimental to one’s...
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The average citizen when asked “what are the deadliest 12-hours in the day for law enforcement officers,” are likely to respond, “probably while they are at work.”
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While at a recent class I met a friend from Operation Enduring Warrior, a great organization that assists wounded military and police. During a discussion on police profiles and PTSD...
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I am an honorably retired California cop, with 30 years of service credit, who relocated to Texas nearly seven years ago. Now, due to a new law, I cannot buy...
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