Crime scene photography is an exciting, but demanding specialty with stringent requirements. Every photograph you take could be called into court as evidence. Every crime scene photographer can be called ...
For many police officers, being the first on the scene of a fire is a real possibility. Frontline police supervisors must be aware of how their officers can do more than ...
This piece was prompted in part by my December 2009 Law Officer Tactics column, So You Married a Cop…, specifically the Spousal Orientation Program (SOP), and also by some feedback ...
Sometimes a product comes along that's noteworthy due to its effectiveness or ability to solve a problem. It might not be a trend setter, but it should be recognized. Cops ...
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is celebrated April 18–24 to recognize and remember crime victims and the impact of their victimization. The theme this year embraces the meaning of fairness, ...
Benchmarking is quickly becoming accepted as the standard for effective resource allocation and management. In a world of ever-diminishing resources, coupled with increasing obligations, police departments often look to other ...
They really stand out during that transitional time when it's too dark to see your sights clearly but it's too light to really see the tritium, or when going suddenly ...
The current worldwide recession seems to have affected every industry; government budgets certainly aren t immune. Law enforcement bears the burden of some of the budget cuts, and airborne law ...
A Tennessee detective sergeant was recently found not guilty of reckless homicide. The jury deliberated for less than an hour before reaching its decision. Former-Sgt. Ronald Killings was acquitted of ...
Late last month, the California Parole Board decided to not grant Gregory Powell parole for the 11th time. Most within the law enforcement community praised the decision.
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