improvingpolice August 14, 2015 Leadership, police

In Celebration of My 600th Post

To mark this event I am offering a FREE download copy of my book, Arrested Development: A Veteran Police Chief Sounds Off About Protest, Racism, Corruption, and the Seven Necessary Steps to Improve Our Nation’s Police (2012).

To get your free PDF copy, click HERE.

This offer will be good for the next seven days.

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jspndy on August 14, 2015 at 6:07 am
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Congratulations! You show how one can pursue one’s interest even after retirement, and how policing is not just a job but a vacation.

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Scott J Tillman on August 14, 2015 at 9:45 am
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Thank you for making this available.

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John Welter on August 14, 2015 at 3:39 pm
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Thank you Chief Couper for the copy of *Arrested Development*. Congratulations on your 600th post.

I read all and use many of your posts for my research in preparation for the Calif. POST Executive Development Course. The 2 week course is offered to police chiefs, sheriffs, DAs, captains, and lieutenants throughout Calif. I spend 8 hours discussing relationships and roles of the police, various models of policing, strategic planning for law enforcement, the value and need for crime analysis, and critical incident management. That’s a full day!

I’ve spent a career teaching and promoting COPPS throughout the U.S. and in many foreign countries. We are in challenging, but exciting time for our profession. I’m blessed to remain a part of our ongoing professional growth.

Keep up the good work David!!

*John Welter* *Anaheim Chief of Police (Retired) * *San Diego Assistant Chief of Police (Retired)* *Founder and Board Chair,* *Orange County Family Justice Center* *150 W. Vermont St. Anaheim, Ca. 92805*

*(W) 714-765-1645* *(C) 714-497-6424* *jwelter007@gmail.com *

*http://www.orangecountyfamilyjusticecenter.org/ *

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  improvingpolice on August 15, 2015 at 10:14 am
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  John, thanks for the encouraging note. You make my heart glad! Press on, a brighter world for police and citizens lies ahead.
  
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