Tag: Magazine Feature

Never before in our nation's history have our neighborhood patrol officers been more heavily armed. Whether it was due to the famous bank robbery that pitted two machine-gun toting robbers ...

One of the top topics law enforcement trainers should be working to share with their officers is how to respond to active shooter incidents.

As I went through the basic police academy in 1976. Most of my academy firearms training consisted of preparing for the Practical Pistol Course,

During my 20-year span as a cop in upstate New York, I saw periods of both traditional and community-oriented policing

Although it is unlawful to shout fire in a crowded theater or to announce having a bomb in your possession in a crowded airport, some conduct that may insight panic ...

Mobile digital terminals (MDTs), a form of laptop computers, were installed in our patrol cars about 20 years ago. There was quite a bit of excitement about being able to ...

Cappy was short for Captain, the nickname given to him after that horrible, straight-to-DVD movie starring Kurt Russell.

Last issue, I began a discussion on investigative ethics. It contrasted the philosophical definition of often used in the academic world with the real-life definition of ethics where police officers ...

I was honored to represent Law Officer at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial ceremonies in Washington, D.C. As you might imagine, I saw some incredible things and met some ...

Lexisnexis Risk Management has announced the launch of its Investigative Solutions product line to enable investigators to locate suspects, find missing children, and share information by synthesizing and providing instant ...