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Deflection and pre-arrest diversion tactics are not new topics. While there is still much to learn about how these alternatives to arrest affect the interactions between law enforcement and individual...
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The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Visiting Fellow Program is a premier opportunity for rising police leaders to expand their professional knowledge and leadership abilities....
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The very efficacy of law enforcement, including its duty to prevent harm, requires agencies to instill a culture that empowers officers to intervene to prevent colleagues from being physically injured...
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IACPnet, with the help of other agencies, is here to assist with these necessary tasks, so agencies are not spending precious time or resources reinventing the wheel. IACPnet has thousands of policies...
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Peer support can be an important first step in an officer wellness strategy. In times of struggle or crisis, an officer may feel more comfortable initially seeking support from a peer who understands ...
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These approaches encourage personnel involved in victim response to focus on victims’ needs during engagement with justice system processes. When law enforcement agency personnel respond effectively...
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the IACP periodically update the curricula for impaired driving enforcement training programs, including Standardized Field Sobriety Test...
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Thorough, offender-focused investigations are the foundation of effective law enforcement response to reports of crime. These investigations include interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects; p...