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Police use of force has arguably become one of the most visible public policy issues related to the criminal justice system in the United States today. Use-of-force issues surrounding acute behavi...
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As wellness programming has become a must-have for law enforcement agencies, despite the goal being the same, the work is often done in silos. While some chiefs and agencies lead the way, it seems...
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It’s 2013 in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. A rookie cop gears up for the start of his shift. He’s working nights and loves it. Summer is the busy time of year. Really, the whole year is busy. ...
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Walk through any major investigation today and somewhere in the case file, there’s likely a vehicle involved. Whether a suspect was driving one, a victim was in one, or a witness saw one—that vehi...
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In policing, rank is often treated as the ultimate marker of leadership. Insignia signal authority, organizational charts define power, and formal titles dictate who speaks and who listens. Yet most p...
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Officer safety is most often discussed in terms of equipment, tactics, and training. Body armor, defensive tactics, pursuit policies, and use-of-force standards all play a critical role in protecting ...
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Oklahoma is redefining law enforcement readiness by implementing solutions ranging from mobile fitness units to large-scale tactical training infrastructure.
What began as outdoor workouts centered...
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He did not want to die.
He did not have to die.
But, like so many officers over the years, he died by suicide.
Howard “Howie” Liebengood was a 51-year-old, 15-year veteran of the United S...
