Tag: Magazine Feature

Last month, I began my column discussing a 5 Day Reality Based Training Instructor school in north Florida. I described a scenario that included a resistant motorist and a request ...

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals1 recently decided a case that is controversial at minimum, not because of its ultimate decision, but because the appellate court relied on an ...

It's nautical twilight, and the brightness of the sky cast against the deepening shadows on the street make it pretty hard to see details. As you walk toward the driver's ...

Just before Christmas in Oceanside, Calif., police officer Dan Bessant was working patrol when he heard a beat partner, Karina Pina, make a traffic stop in an area known to ...

Police officers spend much of their shift on their feet. Proper footwear that offers comfort, support and protection is not a luxury, it's a necessity. A twisted ankle or a ...

Officers issue millions of tickets each year across the United States, but despite the technology advances sweeping the world and other areas of law enforcement, the majority of agencies still ...

With six huge exhibit halls encompassing 656,000 net square feet, it was a challenge to see every new firearm, ammo set, sight, knife, flashlight, boot, decoy and camouflage tent displayed ...

Crime scene documentation takes your readers on a journey into a vivid description of the sites and events of the crime and the crime scene location. Your document will paint ...

Jan. 26, 1979 the day my future driving career took a wild slide through the back roads of an obscure southern county. The Dukes of Hazzard television show debuted, and ...

My last article featured the fictional robbery of the Moh-egan Sun casino in Connecticut. The robbery was performed with military planning and precision by a well-trained, well-equipped, 12-person crew. Approximately ...