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What law enforcement can learn from averted acts of school violence

2023-06-07T18:36:12-05:00

Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. for Police1.com While much attention is given to responding to attacks in progress, increased research provides hope for earlier intervention and prevention of school violence. Police1.com Editor's Note: This feature is part of Police1's Digital Edition, "Prevention, disruption & response: The strategies communities must [...]

What law enforcement can learn from averted acts of school violence2023-06-07T18:36:12-05:00

Missouri 911 Service Board Financial Assistance Program Notice of Grant Opportunity – ARPA 2023 NG911 Funding Cycle

2023-06-07T18:37:00-05:00

The State of Missouri established the Missouri 911 Service Trust Fund to improve 911 services, especially in the most underserved areas. The Missouri 911 Service Board is charged with establishing and administering a financial assistance program that provides grants from the Fund to help finance 911 communications service projects. [...]

Missouri 911 Service Board Financial Assistance Program Notice of Grant Opportunity – ARPA 2023 NG911 Funding Cycle2023-06-07T18:37:00-05:00

If your agency isn’t using road flares to protect officers, it should be

2023-05-23T00:29:51-05:00

The data speaks for itself By Ptl. Joseph Fink, MBA for Police1.comMany areas across the United States have move-over laws. Many motorists ignore them. This puts officers at an increased risk when conducting roadside stops and investigations.My own agency in Ohio has had several cruisers struck by drivers who failed [...]

If your agency isn’t using road flares to protect officers, it should be2023-05-23T00:29:51-05:00

Bystanders: One key to preventing school violence

2023-05-23T00:36:06-05:00

By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. for Police1.com Photo by Ivan Aleksic on Unsplash The focus of a new Secret Service report is how to improve the willingness of students and others to report concerning behavior Register now for an upcoming webinar on June 6 on "Building safer schools: How [...]

Bystanders: One key to preventing school violence2023-05-23T00:36:06-05:00

Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women Announces National Protocol for Intimate Partner Violence Medical Forensic Examinations

2023-05-22T22:53:56-05:00

The Justice Department’s today announced the release of the National Protocol for Intimate Partner Violence Medical Forensic Examinations. The protocol will guide the clinical practice of conducting comprehensive assessments for patients experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) that prioritize the patient’s health and well-being. Acting Director Allison Randall of the [...]

Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women Announces National Protocol for Intimate Partner Violence Medical Forensic Examinations2023-05-22T22:53:56-05:00

Why focused training on one-handed shooting drills is crucial to officer survival

2023-05-16T23:30:11-05:00

Article by Todd Fletcher for Police1 - police1.com On March 7, 2003, Ukiah (California) Police Department Sgt. Marcus Young volunteered to work an extra shift to cover a patrol team that would otherwise be short-staffed. He was accompanied by Julian Covella, then a 17-year-old high school student and a [...]

Why focused training on one-handed shooting drills is crucial to officer survival2023-05-16T23:30:11-05:00

Drug Court Overview from the Department of Justice

2023-05-16T20:06:46-05:00

What Is a Drug Court? Drug court programs are specialized court docket programs that allow individuals to enter long-term drug treatment and agree to court supervision rather than receive a jail sentence. Drug court participants who complete the program can have their underlying criminal offenses dismissed or expunged. However, if [...]

Drug Court Overview from the Department of Justice2023-05-16T20:06:46-05:00

DEA Recognizes National Fentanyl Awareness Day

2023-05-09T01:52:03-05:00

WASHINGTON – DEA is proud to join “Song for Charlie” and many of our valued law enforcement, public health, and non-profit partners in recognizing National Fentanyl Awareness Day. Tomorrow represents an important opportunity to remember the victims of fentanyl poisoning and educate people in our communities about the deadly [...]

DEA Recognizes National Fentanyl Awareness Day2023-05-09T01:52:03-05:00

When it comes to firearms training, it’s all about the skills, not the drills

2023-05-03T19:48:54-05:00

By Leon Reha for Police1.com If you’re planning your own training or delivering training to others, consider this question: Are you focused on drills or skills? If you don’t know the answer to the question, you’re not alone. This common occurrence is a significant problem. Most law enforcement training [...]

When it comes to firearms training, it’s all about the skills, not the drills2023-05-03T19:48:54-05:00

Front-Line Advice from a Chief Who Responded to the Parkland Massacre

2023-05-03T19:30:17-05:00

By Chief Tony Pustizzi (ret.), Coral Spring (FL) PD Reprinted with permission from Calibre Press EDITOR’S NOTE: On the heels of the Nashville school shooting and the similar tragedies we’ve seen, active threat response has remained a pivotal topic in discussions on training, policy, leadership and individual officer performance. Chief [...]

Front-Line Advice from a Chief Who Responded to the Parkland Massacre2023-05-03T19:30:17-05:00
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