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IACP NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT POLICY CENTER Family and Medical Leave Concepts and Issues Paper August 1996 A publication of the IACP National Law Enforcement Policy Center 44 Canal Center Plaza Suite...

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Critical Issues Listening Sessions Report 2023 2023 IACP Critical Issues Listening Sessions Report2 Executive Summary Throughout 2023 IACP President John Letteney and IACP Deputy Executive Director Terrence Cunningham facilitated a series of six Critic...

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There are personal, professional, and structural barriers that affect women’s recruitment and advancement in law enforcement agencies.

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As chiefs, supervisors, and law enforcement leaders, our duty is not only to those we swore to protect and to our communities; we also have the enormous responsibility to safeguard our personnel.

Police officers are susceptible to developing an opioid use disorder, perhaps more so than the average person, due to several risk factors specific to law enforcement personnel. First, police work is physically demanding, and officers can get injured on the job. In addition, an officer may develop chronic pain due to wearing a heavy gun belt or driving around in a patrol car for hours at a time.

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