Camryn Nethken, Author at Police Chief Magazine

The Brief: IACP Capitol Police Section

Policing has significantly evolved in recent years. However, the increase in threats to elected officials and concern over politically motivated violence has uniquely impacted the leaders of capitol p...

IACP@Work

IACP@Work: Resources to Address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons

American Indians and Alaska Natives experience some of the highest rates of violence in the United States, much of which is directed at women and children.1...

Exposition

Exposition: March 2024

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

Product Feature

Product Feature: A Vehicle for Every Environment

When weather does not permit and patrol cars cannot fit, police departments must rely on specialty vehicles to get the job done. However, that solution was not always an option....

Technology

Inside the FBI/CJIS: The Next Generation Identification Missing Persons Services

When someone reports to a law enforcement agency that a person is missing, that individual might be missing for a variety of reasons. The person may be endangered; incarcerated; homeless; affected by ...

Tech Talk

Tech Talk: It’s Not Just a Device

A police officer’s job is anything but stationary. On an average day, they may find themselves working anywhere their presence is needed or any incident they are dispatched to—at the station, from...

Spotlight

Spotlight: Guiding Girls from Dreams to Success

While growing up, young children are often told to dream big and that they can do anything they set their minds on. Although these motivational sayings may not be entirely incorrect, they neglect to m...

Informer

Informer: March 2024

Research abounds on topics related to policing and criminal justice, and it can be difficult to sift through it all. Informer breaks down three studies for police leaders to help keep them up to date....