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At a recent national conference of law enforcement instructors, the topic of baton use surfaced at one of the presentations. The instructor asked the audience if any of them, as ...

Cops have long been society's gatekeepers. In addition to safeguarding the public, we ensure people follow rules. When people put themselves above the law, it's our responsibility to bring them ...

"An army is a collection of armed men obliged to obey one man. Every change in the rules which impairs the principle weakens the army." William Tecumseh Sherman Problems in ...

Ever walked through a store, spotted an item and immediately understood its functional value? While walking through a Dick's Sporting Goods store, such was the case for me when I ...

Foot pursuits are one of the most physically demanding activities an officer engages in, but imagine one that runs more than 100 miles and, instead of city streets, traverses the ...

Isabella Ochichi is a Kenya Police Services sergeant based in Nairobi, and she's probably the fastest police officer on the planet. The silver medal winner of the 2004 Olympics 5000-meter ...

The original version of this safety tip first appeared on PoliceOne.com. Daily hand contact with unknown persons may put you and your family at risk. I responded to a call ...

Previous articles introduced a hypothetical case involving the driver of a semi-trailer truck with a route that takes him through five states. Once or twice a year he picks up ...

This column first appeared on PoliceOne.com. When Trainer Pat McCarthy was working undercover for the Chicago Police Department, hanging out in bars, pool halls and other public places where he ...

Police firearms instructors commonly accept any hit on a target/opponent as a good hit; I could not disagree more. In personal defense situations, whether for law enforcement, military or the ...