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It could be said that the past two years have resulted in more change to the policing profession than any other time in the last few decades....
Author: Camryn Nethken
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Several factors resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have contributed to a dramatic increase in traffic fatalities around the world.
Specifically, decreases in travel and congestion have given way ...
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There are more than 800,000 state and local law enforcement officers (LEOs) in the United States. Officers that perform traffic-related duties are exposed to the risk of being struck by passing vehicl...
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Research abounds on topics related to law enforcement and criminal justice, and it can be difficult to sift through it all. Informer breaks down three studies for law enforcement leaders to help keep ...
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How do you sustain leadership development and succession planning in the current policing environment? We need to be innovative and flexible in our approach. This requires identifying an...
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Law enforcement officers are often responsible for the search and rescue of persons who go missing, and they face various challenges when the missing individuals have forms of dementia such as Alzheim...
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A recent study of 4.3 million emergency calls to police departments found 80 percent of callers believed that police are the best—and at times, the only—public responders able to respond....
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Law enforcement officers are exposed to traumatic and stressful situations on a daily basis, often resulting in a cumulative, negative impact on their mental health. Research shows officers are at a s...