By Dr. Steve Albrecht for Calibre Press | calibrepress.com Not only are police officers susceptible to the impact of PTSD because of their own life-threatening, life-protecting activities, but they are also vulnerable to the traumatic events of others. One form of PTSD is called “compassion stress” because it occurs when [...]
The Shots Fired hosts analyze the rapid NYPD response and the broader security concerns raised by the demonstration outside Gracie Mansion By Sarah Roebuck for Police1,com NEW YORK — A protest outside New York City’s mayoral residence that escalated into violence — including the alleged use of improvised explosive devices [...]
The National Weather Service reports 16 Missourians died because of tornadoes in 2025; Missouri’s Statewide Tornado Drill is set for March 4 JEFFERSON CITY – The National Weather Service reports 16 Missourians died because of tornadoes in 2025, making it the deadliest year for tornadoes in the state since at [...]
The Bureau of Prisons director points to rising drone drops, including a case at FCI Fort Dix where staff intercepted a drone drop carrying a 46-pound laundry bag filled with contraband By Sarah Roebuck for Corrections1.com A single breach inside a federal prison can change everything. That was the warning from [...]
Communities demonstrated their commitment to enhancing public safety and are now eligible for state law enforcement equipment and training grants, pending approval by General Assembly JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Public Safety has approved 15 Missouri communities as 2026 Missouri Blue Shield communities, making them the first designated [...]
ByDan Stoneking for hstoday.us Emergency management is, at its heart, a profession obsessed with the future. We model storms that have not yet formed, train for attacks that have not yet occurred, and write plans for cascading failures we hope never materialize. We pride ourselves on foresight. And yet, one [...]
Enter the Working Dog of the Month Contest – Your Dog’s Moment to Shine! At Working Dog Magazine, we believe every working dog has a unique story — and it’s time to share yours with the world. Our Working Dog of the Month (WDOM) Contest is open, offering handlers across [...]
From Calibre Press By Sgt. Jamie Borden (ret.), Critical Incident Review Body-worn cameras are now an anchor of policing, offering a transparent record of critical incidents like use-of-force events. They can protect officers and the public by providing objective evidence, but they also capture every word, gesture, and interaction in high-stakes [...]
By Chief (Ret.) Ken Wallentine Case v. Montana, 2026 WL 96690 (2026) The Fourth Amendment places the home at the center of its protections, but it has never made the front door an impenetrable barrier. When officers confront credible information that an occupant may be seriously injured or facing imminent [...]
Leading When the Headlines Fade (AI photo by Dan Stoneking) ByDan Stoneking for Homeland Security Today US | hstoday.us Most organizations prepare for the moment everything goes wrong. They plan for the explosion, the breach, the storm, the accusation, the headline. What they rarely plan for is what comes [...]
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