This Training Key® discusses Pillars One and Two of the final report developed by the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

Using sound evidence collection and recording procedures, specially trained law enforcement officers can learn how a motor vehicle crash occurred.

Anger is a natural human emotion. But when a police officer expresses anger inappropriately, there can be devastating consequences. Learning to recognize the various types...

This Training Key® discusses Pillars Three and Four of the final report developed by the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

Learning how to manage anger effectively will help police officers control their responses to it. Several approaches can be taken to develop a personal anger...

This Training Key® discusses Pillars Five and Six of the final report developed by the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

When an agency or an individual officer contemplates upgrading or changing their duty holster, it is vital that they give full consideration to all aspects...

Stress and its related illnesses affect police officers in a number of ways; among these is the increased risk of suicide. Officers who recognize the...

While police officers are trained to properly handle any number of unique and stressful situations, they are often unaware of one of their major enemies...

This Training Key® highlights some of the actions and activities in which officers are most often feloniously killed, assaulted, accidentally killed or injured and provides...

Opium and its derivative illegal drugs are highly potent and addictive substances. Law enforcement officers should have a good working knowledge of these drugs, and...

The success of a criminal prosecution is determined not solely by the quality and quantity of evidence but by the manner in which it is...