October 2015

Serving and Protecting Those Who Served and Protected Us

Community policing has historically been centered on collaborations with neighborhood and business groups. More recently, law enforcement has seen the value of expanding those relationships to the man...

Education & Training

The Five-Legged Stool: A Model for CIT Program Success

A Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) program, based on the "Memphis Model," is an innovative program designed to effectively assist individuals in their communities who are in crisis due to behavioral hea...

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The Five-Legged Stool: A Model for CIT Program Success

The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) program, based on the Memphis Model, is an innovative program designed to effectively assist individuals in their communities who are in crisis due to behavioral hea...

President's Message

President’s Message: The Year in Review-October 2015

As I prepare to complete my term as president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, I want to thank you all for your service as law enforcement professionals and your work and leadersh...

Ethics

Unconstitutional Policing: Part 2—Minimizing Liability Strategies That Start and End at the Top

learly, if there were a template for success that police administrators could strictly adhere to, the stressors, politics, and potential legal liabilities associated with leading police organizations ...