Tag: Officer Safety

ST. LOUIS -- If better fuel efficiency in a world of $4-a-gallon hasn't motivated drivers to slow down, maybe the sudden appearance of a motorcycle bedecked with flashing lights and ...

On December 14th, 1999 at 6:00 PM, a man who presented himself as "Benni Noris" attempted to enter the United States from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada in a rented vehicle ...

Two equals one and one equals none, so goes the Navy SEAL adage about redundancy in equipment. A second gun concealed on your person can be a lifesaver. For years ...

Law enforcement is a tough job. Physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding, it takes a rare sort to answer the call and take the oath to serve and protect. And, for ...

Last month I focused on preparing officers and agencies to deal with the immediacies of the officer-involved shooting (OIS). This month, I ll expand a bit further on the initial ...

My style of writing is one that tends to be broad-brushed, conceptual in nature and allows the reader to draw their own conclusions. This one will be different because it ...

Analytical skills help police managers, officers and analysts determine which problems are a policing priority and devise the best strategies to tackle them. There are a number of training options ...

The Police Officers Safety Association s (POSA) newest training program, Active Shooter and 4th-5th Generation Warfare How to Minimize the Loss of Life as Crime and Terrorism Blend, is available ...

Let's all agree on this premise: It is not tactically sound to cuff someone in the front. I lose count of all the incidents involving cops who have been injured ...

I consult with agencies that want to deploy mobile technology, i.e. their first computers, software to run plates (tags) and people, or maybe to write traffic tickets and/or crash reports. ...