Op-ed

NOTE:  In the Law Enforcement profession, as in many other endeavors , sometimes fiction is more interesting than the truth, and big salacious rumors are sometimes more fun to relate...

As you know, Donald Trump has been elected the next president of the United States. Since President-Elect Trump was elected, I have been repeatedly asked by friends, family members, and...

When we think of leadership, we often hear words like authentic, charismatic, decisiveness, etc. but we don’t always hear about generosity. Whether it’s the profession or the Hollywood of toughness...

The understanding of the research into reaction and response time is a critical component to both law enforcement training and understanding officer use of force. This article will compare four...

We have all seen social media videos and heard stories of individuals refusing to show their identification to law enforcement during calm or angry encounters, often citing the 4th Amendment...

We see things change around us all the time, but we rarely embrace it. An often-heard line during training sessions is that cops hate just two things, change and the...

In a world dominated by technology, algorithms are omnipresent, yet often invisible forces shaping our daily experiences. From the music we stream to the news we consume, these intricate formulas...

(Police Law News): Did a police officer in New York City idly stand by and watch a woman burn to death on a subway car while he did nothing? I’ve...

In 2024 Gallup reported Americans’ confidence in the police increased eight percentage points over the past year to 51%, the largest year-over-year change in public perceptions of 17 major U.S....

I propose a toast to all the men and women patrolling a beat during the Christmas season. With fourteen years of road experience and after having completed S.W.A.T school, I...