Tactical Talk
Post active-duty retirement and post Calibre Press, I taught freshman and sophomore criminal justice classes at a junior college for a few years. One of the courses I taught my ...
Post active-duty retirement and post Calibre Press, I taught freshman and sophomore criminal justice classes at a junior college for a few years. One of the courses I taught my ...
Firearms training and shootings go hand in hand. Whether your firing range is indoors or outdoors, the potential for serious injury is real. As Officer Murphy might say, Medical care ...
Hey, its my anniversary! Twenty years ago, in 1989, I served as an expert witness in my first case: A murder case in Ann Arbor, Mich., in which a paraplegic ...
This year was my fourth year in attendance at the National Patrol Rifle Conference (NPRC). Held this year outside Detroit, the event is hosted by longtime law officer
This column was prompted by a recent lawsuit in which inadequate firearms/force training was alleged.
The patrol rifle concept has been embraced nationwide by law enforcement agencies of every size and type.
Officer Jeff Wroten, age 44, was shot and killed by an inmate he was guarding during a hospital visit. The inmate, Brandon Morris, age 20, who was doing time for ...
Don Mettinger, the gentle family man now turned beast, was getting to his feet again, still firing the deadly shotgun and seemingly oblivious to the blood flowing freely from a ...
One of the questions I ask people in my leadership training is How many of you are leaders?
That a man has done something a long time doesn't necessarily equate to adeptness at doing it. Take me for example.