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Where Will Tomorrow's Law Enforcement Leaders Come From? - Police Chief Magazine
With the changing landscape of what is expected from a law enforcement agency leadership development and training has never been more important.
Alzheimer's Initiatives | International Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP's Alzheimer’s Initiatives is committed to helping first responders improve their knowledge and skills to enhance their response to community members living with Alzheimer's Disease.
October 2011—President’s Message: The Year in Review - Police Chief Magazine
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Implementation of Administrative Screening at All State and National Capitols
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The Hate Crimes Reporting Gap: Low Numbers Keep Tensions High - Police Chief Magazine
There are many strategies law enforcement can employ, but perhaps the most effective, as well as the most basic, is the prioritizing of efforts to prevent hate crimes. Why is this so important? Because, although a hate crime is reported almost every hour, nearly 25 times more hate crimes are estimated to occur.
President's Message: Boston and the Importance of Officer Safety - Police Chief Magazine
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Searching for the Digital Evidence in Your Physical Crime Scene: Part 1 - Law Enforcement Cyber Center
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Changing Law Enforcement Culture One Deputy at a Time with LASD-CIT: Is that Crisis Intervention Training or Changing Inherent Thinking? Or Both? - Police Chief Magazine
Instructors noted that deputies described what researchers and management aspire to create—a personal and professional paradigm shift in the way that law enforcement officers think about mental health in their contacts with others and within themselves. These changes in their thinking and beliefs impact the very culture that the deputies create through their service to the department.
