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Asleep at the Wheel in the McDonald’s Drive-Through

2024-08-01T10:38:52-05:00

By Ken Wallentine, Editor of Lexipol State v. Wiskowski, 2024 WL 3034325 (Wisc. 2024) How can anyone sleep through the noise and smells at a McDonald’s drive-through window? Michael Wiskowski did … at least, until a worker woke him. The worker also called the Plymouth (Wisconsin) Police Department. Just [...]

Asleep at the Wheel in the McDonald’s Drive-Through2024-08-01T10:38:52-05:00

Is Your Personal Information Easily Found By Criminals?

2024-08-01T10:24:44-05:00

In this week's Calibre Press newsletter, digital forensics consultant, private investigator and 25-year law enforcement veteran Pete James, founder of OfficerPrivacy.com, shares tips on how you can protect yourself and your family from criminals who cull personal information from the Internet--including home addresses--and use that information to harass, dox [...]

Is Your Personal Information Easily Found By Criminals?2024-08-01T10:24:44-05:00

FBI’s 100 Years of Fingerprints and Criminal History Records

2024-07-21T11:56:58-05:00

FBI celebrates an innovation milestone and looks to the future of biometric identification Pictured: The inside of "Machine Gun" Kelly’s Notorious Deceased file at CJIS in West Virginia includes his fingerprint card, photo, and fingerprints. Kelly, whose real name was George Kelly Barnes, was a gangster and kidnapper who [...]

FBI’s 100 Years of Fingerprints and Criminal History Records2024-07-21T11:56:58-05:00

A cautionary tale: The Karen Read trial and an investigator’s text messages

2024-07-21T11:38:08-05:00

Trooper Michael Proctor’s suspension due to inappropriate text messages serves as a stark reminder that anything written can become public and impact a case By Terrence P. Dwyer, Esq. for Police1.com The adage that three can keep a secret if two are dead, often attributed to Benjamin Franklin though its [...]

A cautionary tale: The Karen Read trial and an investigator’s text messages2024-07-21T11:38:08-05:00

Overcoming funding challenges: how law enforcement can secure drone grants

2024-07-21T09:49:56-05:00

Law enforcement faces major funding challenges for drones due to existing policies by key agencies like DOJ and FEMA By Samantha Dorm for Police1.com The question, raised by House Speaker Mike Johnson to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, of whether drones were utilized during a recent event where former President Trump was shot in [...]

Overcoming funding challenges: how law enforcement can secure drone grants2024-07-21T09:49:56-05:00

Understanding Firearms, Ammunition & Wound Ballistics

2024-07-17T11:28:17-05:00

From Calibre Press | calibrepress.com [Our 2-part series on preparing for encounters with the media will continue next week.] The following is a continuation of a series of excerpts from a book written by Dr. Martin Greenberg, an orthopedic surgeon who is also a police officer, SWAT operator and tactical [...]

Understanding Firearms, Ammunition & Wound Ballistics2024-07-17T11:28:17-05:00

Five things law enforcement need to know when responding to a drowning

2024-07-14T14:51:41-05:00

Drownings can happen in any body of water, at any time of the year, anywhere in the country   July 13, 2024 08:23 AM • Kyle McCoy Watch 5 tips for drowning rescues During a routine patrol of a residential area in your beat, your dispatcher notifies you a child [...]

Five things law enforcement need to know when responding to a drowning2024-07-14T14:51:41-05:00

Media Alert! 10 Tips on How to Be Prepared for Reporters

2024-07-13T14:51:41-05:00

Media Alert! 10 Tips on How to Be Prepared for Reporters Part 1 of a 2-part series from Calibre Press | calibrepress.com In this first installment, we’ll share the first 5 of 10 pieces of valuable advice law enforcement media consultant Penny Parrish shares for handing the media and [...]

Media Alert! 10 Tips on How to Be Prepared for Reporters2024-07-13T14:51:41-05:00

SF Police testing device to detect fentanyl during arrests

2024-07-06T17:41:24-05:00

  S.F. police test first-ever device to detect fentanyl in saliva during public intoxication arrests Story By Megan Cassidy, Crime Reporter for San Francisco Chronicle Ryan Kao, director of the San Francisco Police Department's Crime Strategies Division, demonstrates how someone would use the drug testing kit for the Dräger [...]

SF Police testing device to detect fentanyl during arrests2024-07-06T17:41:24-05:00

Why Public Safety Personnel Should Vote

2024-07-06T17:21:29-05:00

This article by Gordon Graham for Lexipol was originally published on September 20, 2023 but it's just as pertinent today. Lexipol Editor’s note: This article is part of a series. Click here for the previous article. Gordon Graham here and this is the final writing in what has been almost [...]

Why Public Safety Personnel Should Vote2024-07-06T17:21:29-05:00
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