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In the traditional landscape of U.S. law enforcement, the word “innovation” is frequently synonymous with technological advancement, such as body-worn cameras, high-definition forensics, or predic...
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For the past six years, it feels like the policing profession has slowly been crawling its way out of the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, the murder of George Floyd, and the defunding the police move...
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A volunteer program may be an agency’s greatest untapped asset or its next liability. For many agencies, it is the latter. Police executives are facing more complex demands, reduced capacity, and ch...
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The highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 has begun! Across North America, it is doing more than filling stadiums—it is stretching policing into spaces it does not traditionally dominate. Spanning ...
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Police officers are increasingly encountering individuals on the autism spectrum in a wide range of situations—from missing person calls to traffic stops, to community events, to crisis intervention...
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All police agencies share common goals: to reduce crime and improve their community’s quality of life. Over the past several decades, agencies have become increasingly effective in applying proven a...
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Rarely do the names of famous 19th-century Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and longtime National Football League All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce come up in the same conversation. However, despite the...
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Trust is the cornerstone of effective policing. It influences not only how the police serve their communities in routine interactions but also how they respond and are perceived in moments of crisis. ...
