Camryn Nethken, Author at Police Chief Magazine

The Brief: Five Ways Human Resources Can Serve as a Vital Ally to Police Leadership

Does your police agency have a human resource (HR) ally in its corner? Like the ever-changing landscape of policing, the field of HR has also been transformed. Modern HR has evolved from the dated,...

Product Feature

Product Feature: Bringing Policing to the Sky

Whether for surveillance, search and rescue, disaster response, or transportation, aerial policing is utilized in agencies around the world to fulfill missions and enhance public safety. According ...

Chief's Counsel

Chief’s Counsel: Protect and Serve

The first duty of any civilized government is to protect the life and property of its people through its military and justice functions.1 Policing’s first duty then is, and must be, to protect co...

Research in Brief

Research in Brief: The Philadelphia Predictive Policing Experiment

A few years ago, predictive policing was all the rage. The term appeared with considerable frequency, companies offered expensive software options to police departments, and related sessions at the IA...

Product Feature

Product Feature: Video Game or Training Tool?

A man spots a muscle car parked along the street. After checking inside, he notices a woman in the driver’s seat. The man opens the door, pulls the woman out, and drives away. Gaining speed, he pass...

Chief's Counsel

Chief’s Counsel: Decision-Making for No-Knock Warrants

In Jimerson v. Lewis, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit brought to the forefront the complexities involved in the decision-making processes of supervisory and command-level offi...

The Brief

The Brief: Staying Informed through IACPnet

In an ever-evolving world, police agencies need to stay up to date on the latest policies, resources, funding, training, and networking opportunities. Attempting to do this through researching mult...

Exposition

Exposition: June 2024

Stay up to date on new products and advances in technology to ensure your officers are equipped with the tools they need....