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"An army is a collection of armed men obliged to obey one man. Every change in the rules which impairs the principle weakens the army." William Tecumseh Sherman Problems in ...

Previous articles introduced a hypothetical case involving the driver of a semi-trailer truck with a route that takes him through five states. Once or twice a year he picks up ...

Traffic Stops Sergeant Benjamin Gatto, military police When exiting your vehicle on a traffic stop, do not latch your car door. This will allow you to get back into the ...

Previous articles introduced a case involving the driver of a semi-trailer truck with a route that takes him through five different states. Once or twice a year he picks up ...

This article first appeared on policeone.com Matthew Hoskins is eager to reboot his promising career in law enforcement, but it's tough to land a cop job when you've been on ...

During the quest to apprehend criminals, at times innocent people are severely or fatally injured even when police officers act in accordance with departmental policy and training standards. This is ...

Digital cameras might sound like a great idea for law enforcement use for many reasons, including no film to buy, store, process or waste; easy storage of images on a ...

The original versions of these safety tips first appeared on PoliceOne.com. Bathroom Breaks Chris Martin, McArthur (Ohio) Police When taking a subject to the bathroom, handcuff their dominant (strong) hand ...

At the federal level, the incident command system has been adopted as the national incident management system (NIMS), and agencies seeking federal funding from the Department of Homeland Security must ...

This column first appeared on PoliceOne.com. In the November/December 2005 issue (p. 32), Part 1 of this series discussed three creative and amazingly effective ploys developed by Pat McCarthy, a ...