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Policing leaders need to align their views with the public

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I am a supporter of traditions. They serve an important role in keeping the positive parts of the past alive. When it comes to policing, the heritage we celebrate, honor and maintain should be a tradition of excellence. But tradition…

Quantifying, justifying cost of body-worn cameras

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Body-worn camera equipment and infrastructure, program development and implementation are by no means cheap. Assessing their cost-benefit and return on investment is not only crucial but straightforward and easy — if you’re doing it wrong. And you don’t want to…

Policing is a relationship driven business

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Somewhere along the journey of providing our officers with better tools, better training, increasing their safety and protection and access through advanced technologies of real-time information, we forgot about a basic reality: All policing is done through relationships. It is…

There is no such thing as a free body camera

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In the early days of police body cameras, the few companies that served the market relied on an emergency procurement model: Pioneering police departments would buy the cameras in response to crises to show the public they were engaging in…

Officer’s fentanyl crisis discussed

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The opioid epidemic continues to stretch across the United States, just as it has been doing in Canada and the United Kingdom. Last month, an East Liverpool (Ohio) police officer accidentally came into contact with fentanyl and overdosed. He was…

Making time for yourself when there is no time

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Time is unkind. The days are not long enough to meet the never-ending demands of law enforcement careers and family life. It feels like we have never been busier or more accessible than we are at this point in human history.…

As mass casualty attacks proliferate, new model to prevent them emerges

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On June 14, a lone gunman open fired on a group of Congressmen practicing for an upcoming softball game, wounding six, one critically. The shooter was stopped when two Capitol Hill Police Officers engaged the gunman, killing him. That same…

The barbershop: where real conversations take place

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What police department in America is not looking for a way to bridge the gap between the police and the community we serve?  Skipping right to the issue at hand, the trust and relationships between our police and the African…

Social media has become a critical part of law enforcement

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More than ever these days, people want transparency out of their policing agencies. Here at the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, we have found that being active on social media by showing the good – and the bad – is a…

How do cops feel about the American flag?

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There is no question that the American flag is intrinsically linked to the men and women who make up the various police forces sprinkled across the United States. Seems only natural, right? Well, consider this. The United States does not…

Outside the Academy: Learning Community Policing through Community Engagement

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Cyber threats against police

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Law enforcement organizations, unlike any other, occupy a unique position in the consequences of cyber threats – often the forefront of investigative, interdiction or enforcement capacity, it’s becoming more common that they are the target. From the operational experience, law…

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Policing leaders need to align their views with the public

Posted in

I am a supporter of traditions. They serve an important role in keeping the positive parts of the past alive. When it comes to policing, the heritage we celebrate, honor and maintain should be a tradition of excellence. But tradition…

Quantifying, justifying cost of body-worn cameras

Posted in

Body-worn camera equipment and infrastructure, program development and implementation are by no means cheap. Assessing their cost-benefit and return on investment is not only crucial but straightforward and easy — if you’re doing it wrong. And you don’t want to…

Policing is a relationship driven business

Posted in

Somewhere along the journey of providing our officers with better tools, better training, increasing their safety and protection and access through advanced technologies of real-time information, we forgot about a basic reality: All policing is done through relationships. It is…

There is no such thing as a free body camera

Posted in

In the early days of police body cameras, the few companies that served the market relied on an emergency procurement model: Pioneering police departments would buy the cameras in response to crises to show the public they were engaging in…

Officer’s fentanyl crisis discussed

Posted in

The opioid epidemic continues to stretch across the United States, just as it has been doing in Canada and the United Kingdom. Last month, an East Liverpool (Ohio) police officer accidentally came into contact with fentanyl and overdosed. He was…

Making time for yourself when there is no time

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Time is unkind. The days are not long enough to meet the never-ending demands of law enforcement careers and family life. It feels like we have never been busier or more accessible than we are at this point in human history.…

As mass casualty attacks proliferate, new model to prevent them emerges

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On June 14, a lone gunman open fired on a group of Congressmen practicing for an upcoming softball game, wounding six, one critically. The shooter was stopped when two Capitol Hill Police Officers engaged the gunman, killing him. That same…

The barbershop: where real conversations take place

Posted in

What police department in America is not looking for a way to bridge the gap between the police and the community we serve?  Skipping right to the issue at hand, the trust and relationships between our police and the African…

Social media has become a critical part of law enforcement

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More than ever these days, people want transparency out of their policing agencies. Here at the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, we have found that being active on social media by showing the good – and the bad – is a…

How do cops feel about the American flag?

Posted in

There is no question that the American flag is intrinsically linked to the men and women who make up the various police forces sprinkled across the United States. Seems only natural, right? Well, consider this. The United States does not…

Outside the Academy: Learning Community Policing through Community Engagement

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Cyber threats against police

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Law enforcement organizations, unlike any other, occupy a unique position in the consequences of cyber threats – often the forefront of investigative, interdiction or enforcement capacity, it’s becoming more common that they are the target. From the operational experience, law…