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Suspect Tells Officers About His Gun, Then Complains When They Find It
It’s all about search protocols and reasonable suspicion
Lexipol Named to 2024 Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces List
Lexipol recognized for unique company culture, unified purpose and leadership, and employee experience
Who “Owns” the Death Scene?
Exploring the legal boundaries of police control over crime scenes
Detector Dog Finds Hidden Humans, Ignores Those in Plain Sight
Ruling reinforces the reliance on K-9s in law enforcement
Constitutional Violation? Use of Force Case Law Rarely Provides Easy Answers
We expect the courts to provide guidance, but they are often frustratingly silent
“I Got to Know”: Curiosity Is Essential for Risk Management
There is a link between curiosity and intelligence
Every Day Is a Training Day — Daily Policy Training in Public Safety
It’s not just about checking a box.
Securing Opioid Settlement Funding Grants for Your EMS Agency
The $50 billion pie is being served up right now.
Officer-Created Danger Theory Lives On
Deadly force not “unreasonable” in the face of a machete-wielding subject
Officers Let Highly Intoxicated Driver Slide
“Barney Fife” cops denied qualified immunity for ridiculous charges and arrest
Compelling Thumbprint to Unlock Phone Was Lawful (but Not Always)
Fifth Amendment protects communication that is (1) compelled; (2) incriminating; and (3) testimonial