Camryn Nethken, Author at Police Chief Magazine

Chief’s Counsel: Despite Supreme Court Decision, Still Best to Get a Warrant for Blood Draws

On the last day before its 2019 summer recess, the U.S. Supreme Court decided in Mitchell v. Wisconsin that a warrant is generally not required to draw blood for a blood alcohol content (BAC) test fro...

The Brief

The Brief: Time Is Not Always on Our Side—Message from IACP Police Physicians Section

In the late 1960s, Dr. R. Adams Cowley, the founder of the Baltimore, Maryland, Shock Trauma Center, coined the term “Golden Hour.” He demonstrated that delivering critically injured patients exp...

Tech Talk

Tech Talk: Forward-Deployed Forensics

When a problem is presented, I enjoy not only the challenge of solving the problem or coming up with creative solutions, but also the sense of assisting others. Crime scenes are the start...

Product Feature

Product Feature: Law Enforcement Experience Powers Continuing Education

Education is woven into the fabric of law enforcement. From weapons training to staying current on the law, police are always taking in new information that will make their jobs better....

Traffic Safety Initiatives

Traffic Safety Initiatives: Refocusing on the Driver in Fatal Large Truck Crashes

As an area commander for the Iowa State Patrol (ISP), one of Captain Ken Clary’s responsibilities include regularly reviewing reports regarding serious injury and fatality vehicle crashes. Through t...

President's Message

President’s Message: Combating Violence and Promoting Global Safety

Violence committed with firearms devastates communities around the globe on a daily basis. Dayton, Ohio; El Paso, Texas; and Gilroy, California, were recent victims of firearm crimes, with dozens of p...

IACP Net Bulletin

IACP Net Bulletin: Resources for Terrorism Response

IACP Net has a wealth of field-tested ideas on preparing for and responding to terror attacks. The Main e-Library offers many helpful resources, including the following:...