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The modern transition to tactical medical care occurred in the Special Operations section of the U.S. military in the late 1990s.
U.S. Navy Captain Frank Butler created a course for SEAL team comma...
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Police agencies want leaders at all levels who have the ability to self-evaluate, the emotional intelligence to learn and adapt, and the desire to hone their leadership skills.
Most new sergeant tr...
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Conversations surrounding Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training for law enforcement has been gaining increasing traction in recent years. Some police leaders are on board and have begun implementing training p...
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A new era of scrutiny and public demand for police transparency has put agencies and officers in the white-hot heat of a spotlight in search of reform. Police can no longer look at threats as rapid â€...
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It is 5 a.m. on a Tuesday morning at a police substation in Tucson, Arizona. Inside the warehouse area where vehicles are often stored, a screaming man with a gas can begins to pour its contents over ...
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Leadership training and development are important for the success of all law enforcement organizations and their respective members. That stated, leadership development is especially crucial for firs...
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Empathy is often mentioned as a key ingredient for enhancing community-police relations, especially following the publication of the Final Report of the 2015 Presidential Task Force on 21st Century Po...
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Empathy for those served, for one another, and for oneself can enhance the quality of life for those in law enforcement. Further, empathy is enhanced through understanding why many people behave as th...
