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As our military fights the wars against America’s enemies, lessons are learned under fire and paid for in blood and lives. The knowledge that our military fighters bring home has ...

International Training Inc. (ITI) held its first Women s Only Weekend in July. Sixteen women from various cities attended the two-day training event, which addressed threats facing today s women. ...

DEAR BULLETHEAD: You wrote an article titled  “No Patience for No-Loads” (March 2006, p. 112), and I use it regularly for training. I have a deputy who is 53 years ...

The biggest problem with attending the annual International Law Enforcement Education and Training Conference (ILEETA) is trying to decide what to attend. Every year I go through the agonizing process ...

Is it racial profiling when a police officer responds to a 9-1-1 call from a citizen reporting suspected criminal activity? According to a well-known Harvard University professor, it is.

In today’s budget-slashing economy, agencies should be constantly looking for force multipliers that can reasonably increase the presence and mobility of officers at a reduced buy-in cost. Certainly, adding more ...

License plate recognition (LPR) units have rapidly become popular, beneficial technology for law enforcement. Seldom have we seen a single piece of equipment deployed so quickly and with such dramatic ...

The Automated Regional Justice Information System (ARJIS), a San Diego-based information-sharing warehouse supporting 75 law enforcement agencies, will release an additional 350 handheld computers to Southern California terrorism liaison officers. ...

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 ...

The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)will convene in Denver, Oct. 3 7, andLaw Officerwill be there.The conference features the hottest new law enforcement products, educational sections, general assemblies, ...