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National Law Enforcement Memorial

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

Outside the Academy: Learning Community Policing through Community Engagement

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Valarie Findlay

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…

Dean Esserman

Give me a cup of coffee and a conversation over a new-fangled piece of fancy new equipment any day

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I keep reading about how drones, artificial intelligence and facial-recognition technologies are going to take our industry of policing to an entirely new level. Technology will improve safety, they say. Cops will make quicker arrests, they argue. The world will be…

5 Things to Know about CGICs

5 Things You Need to Know About Crime Gun Intelligence Centers

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Patrick Shaver

Documentary helps manage aftermath of shootings

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My wife looked at me funny when I told her that I thought we could make a movie. I was a police officer in a big city and she was a nurse, but neither of us were filmmakers. What she…

Cameron McLay

Building police legitimacy through measuring and managing performance

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These are tough times for those of us in policing… The crisis of confidence and legitimacy that characterizes post-Ferguson policing illustrates a vital lesson for local governments and their police.  We, the police, must hold ourselves accountable for the outcomes…

Eddie Reyes

How do police use VR? Very well

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In the very beginning the law-enforcement arena had a difficult time establishing an effective training program. If you can’t simulate a hot situation, you have to train with real weapons that are made safe, the law enforcement officer doesn’t really…

James T Vaugh Correction Center Report

Final Report: Independent Review of Security Issues at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center

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Tracy Miller

Police-community relations

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Every day police officers risk their lives to keep our communities safe. Unfortunately, law enforcement’s heroic efforts are often not recognized by local communities.  One way we are building stronger community relationships with law enforcement and highlighting their outstanding work…

CALEA-PF

CALEA Accreditation – A Platform for Excellence and Reform

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The National Policing Institute’s mission is to advance policing through innovation and science. We pursue this mission by consistently seeking opportunities to impact the profession we were created to serve. Many opportunities to impact policing exist – new technologies emerge…

Policing Around the Nation Report

Policing Around the Nation: Education, Philosophy, and Practice

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National Law Enforcement Memorial

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

Outside the Academy: Learning Community Policing through Community Engagement

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Valarie Findlay

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…

Dean Esserman

Give me a cup of coffee and a conversation over a new-fangled piece of fancy new equipment any day

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I keep reading about how drones, artificial intelligence and facial-recognition technologies are going to take our industry of policing to an entirely new level. Technology will improve safety, they say. Cops will make quicker arrests, they argue. The world will be…

5 Things to Know about CGICs

5 Things You Need to Know About Crime Gun Intelligence Centers

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Patrick Shaver

Documentary helps manage aftermath of shootings

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My wife looked at me funny when I told her that I thought we could make a movie. I was a police officer in a big city and she was a nurse, but neither of us were filmmakers. What she…

Cameron McLay

Building police legitimacy through measuring and managing performance

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These are tough times for those of us in policing… The crisis of confidence and legitimacy that characterizes post-Ferguson policing illustrates a vital lesson for local governments and their police.  We, the police, must hold ourselves accountable for the outcomes…

Eddie Reyes

How do police use VR? Very well

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In the very beginning the law-enforcement arena had a difficult time establishing an effective training program. If you can’t simulate a hot situation, you have to train with real weapons that are made safe, the law enforcement officer doesn’t really…

James T Vaugh Correction Center Report

Final Report: Independent Review of Security Issues at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center

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Tracy Miller

Police-community relations

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Every day police officers risk their lives to keep our communities safe. Unfortunately, law enforcement’s heroic efforts are often not recognized by local communities.  One way we are building stronger community relationships with law enforcement and highlighting their outstanding work…

CALEA-PF

CALEA Accreditation – A Platform for Excellence and Reform

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The National Policing Institute’s mission is to advance policing through innovation and science. We pursue this mission by consistently seeking opportunities to impact the profession we were created to serve. Many opportunities to impact policing exist – new technologies emerge…

Policing Around the Nation Report

Policing Around the Nation: Education, Philosophy, and Practice

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