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Technology Talk: Threats in the Hyper-Connected World

Law enforcement organizations are often on the investigation side of cyberthreats and cybercrime, but that is starting to change. Today, a variety of attacks could be exacted on a law enforcement orga...

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Considering Protocols for the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Consider the following scenario: A uniformed patrol supervisor for a police department is confronted with several important issues simultaneously: a possible toxic waste spill; a missing teenager; ...

Officer Safety & Wellness

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Decision Fatigue and Why It Should Be Understood by Law Enforcement Leadership: Can Science Provide Insight into How Officers Make Decisions?

Have you ever wondered why at the beginning of the day it is so easy to make decisions but, by the end of the day, even the simplest task seems arduous? This effect rings true for most people, even la...

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The Big One Is Coming: Is Your Agency Ready?

According to the National Earthquake Information Center, there are 12,000 to 14,000 earthquakes a year around the world—that’s an average of 35 earthquakes per day. This total includes one great (...

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Teams Learning How to Learn: A Practical Framework for Achieving Team Learning

Have you ever been a part of a team, committee, or classroom environment where, when all was said and done, the entire process felt like a monumental waste of time? Perhaps the team never really conne...

Officer Safety & Wellness

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Ohio’s Model of a Comprehensive Health and Physical Fitness Program

The Ohio State Highway Patrol’s (OSHP) Health and Physical Fitness Program (HPFP) is a uniquely comprehensive program consisting of medical evaluations, clinical fitness appraisals, fitness standard...

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Will Smarter Cities Mean Smarter Law Enforcement?

Every city wants to be a “smart” city. But will smart cities be safer? Will they have less crime, better law enforcement, and an improved quality of life for their residents? Commercial companies...

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HSI and the Angel Watch Center: Combating Child Sex Tourism

It is often said that the world is becoming a much smaller place. The rapid advances in technology over the past several years now require agencies and departments at all levels and in every country t...