Below 100: It Can Be Done
Last month, I mentioned the conversation with Jeff Chudwin wherein he made the statement, Reckless arrival does not equal survival.
Read moreDale Stockton is a 32-year-veteran of law enforcement, having worked in all areas of police operations and investigations and retiring as a police captain from Carlsbad, California. He is a graduate of the 201st FBI National Academy and holds a Master’s degree in Criminology from the University of California, Irvine. He has served as a Commissioner for California POST, the agency responsible for all California policing standards and training. Dale is the former editor-in-chief of Law Officer Magazine and is the executive director of Below 100.
Last month, I mentioned the conversation with Jeff Chudwin wherein he made the statement, Reckless arrival does not equal survival.
Read moreIf something is ″like shooting fish in a barrel, it means that it isso easy, achievement is certain.
Read moreThe International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA) will hold its 2009 International Training Conference and Expo at the Westin Chicago North Shore in Wheeling, Ill.,
Read moreI had the opportunity to connect with many of our readers. One of my favorite moments was when I visited with Jason Liguori, a two-striper with the LAPD and one of the sharpest guys I know.
Read moreAlthough cops live in a world that is often turned on its side, I honestly can't remember a time when things looked quite as uncertain as the current situation we face our withering economy.
Read moreIn the United States, there are roughly 18,000 law enforcement agencies, and almost nine out of 10 have fewer than 50 officers. Although television often depicts departments with resources, such as helicopters, armored vehicles and cover officers only 30 seconds...
Read moreThose of you who've been reading my editorials for some time may recall that I've written about some of the border and immigration challenges our country faces.
Read moreI just got back from the ILEETA (International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association) conference, and the level of commitment and service of the 800 trainers in attendance impressed me.
Read moreThis is our training issue,and I had prepared an editorial page covering the importance of trainers setting an example and emphasizing the importance of being a role model. Trainers have that responsibility by default, and many underestimate its significance.
Read moreThis magazine will carve out a unique niche in law-enforcement publications, serving those who work the street, face the criminals and make the decisions regarding tactics and training.
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