Training: The Good, The Bad, & the Ugly

Training: The Good, The Bad, & the Ugly

[Publisher's Note: Congrats to our good friend Sgt. Charles E. Humes Jr. (ret.), who was recently awarded the Distinguished Law Enforcement Training Award by the Ohio Attorney General's Office! This was originally published in July 2010 by LawOfficer.com and is reprinted here by ...
“Humility, Humility, Humility”

“Humility, Humility, Humility”

So, you’ve just started at your agency. What should you expect? Well, most agencies have traditions or rites-of-passage ahead for you, and a training program and probationary period to be sure. Allow me, as I complete my rookie year, to offer some advice. Earning that Spot, with ...
White Reflectors & Black Lines

White Reflectors & Black Lines

My first exposure to Florida dates back to the winter of 1975. I was a physical crimes detective in upstate New York. Physical crime detectives investigate everything dealing with crimes against persons; assaults, murders, robberies, and so forth. We were investigating an armed ...
VIDEO: Murder Suspect Breaks Cuffs, Escapes

VIDEO: Murder Suspect Breaks Cuffs, Escapes

Minutes before he snaps the hinges off his handcuffs, the murder suspect looks around the North Las Vegas police interrogation room, his eyes focused on the ceiling through which he would later escape. He stands up, leans over the table he is attached to and begins to twist the ...

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