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NLEOMF’s Troy Anderson: ’Zero is the only number that is acceptable’
If you've visited the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington DC, you will know it is a moving and powerful experience like no other. The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fu
How the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office built an award-winning officer wellness program
In 2022, the Stanislaus County Sheriffs Office in central California received the NLEOMFs Destination Zero Officer Wellness Award.In this special episode of the Policing Matters podcast, which was
Fitness testing standards for law enforcement officers
Recently,New Hampshire police chiefs came together to make a plea to lawmakers as departments continue to be plagued by staffing shortages statewide.The chiefs, including Hinsdale Police Chief Charl
Dr. Dewey Cornell on how school-based threat assessment improves school safety
The headlines and news reports grab at our hearts when we hear of a school shooting. What can we be doing to protect our children in schools?On this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim
BRINC’s Blake Resnick and Don Redmond on evolving drone technology
A barricaded suspect, possibly armed awaits inside his home.There may be a booby trap, or there may be hostages.After a shot is fired, the decision to send someone inside or should we say, a drone
Implementing a program to reduce and manage police officer injuries
Officer injuries, whether they are personal or work-related, can be overwhelming, timely and costly. Injured officers should receive immediate attention and the best possible treatment so they can ret
Chief Jason Potts on using technology to combat gun crime
In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim Dudley speaks withJason Potts,who recently served on the Violent Crime Working Group with the Council of Criminal Justice, about using techn
Katherine Schweit on the progress being made in stopping the active shooter threat
In this episode of Policing Matters, host Jim Dudley speaks with returning guest Katherine Schweit about new commonalities and trends in active shooter incidents.Schweit isa retired FBI special agen
ALERRT’s Dr. Peter Blair on law enforcement scene management during active shooter response
This week saw the fifthanniversary of the February 14, 2018,shootingatMarjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where an individual fatally shot 17 people and wounded 17 others.I
Jay Wadsworth on failure to control combative subjects: ’The number 1 problem is training’
A police bodycam video goes viral that shows an officer or two wrestling with a resistive suspect without much success.Then a shot is fired or some other force causes extensive injury to the suspec