CHANGE, UNREST OFFER OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW COPS Chicago police lead a demonstrator from Grant Park during the Democratic National Convention in … More
Author: David Couper
One Way to Improve: Listen to Your Customers
Police: Survey Those Who Use Your Services This is a very important subject. How do we know how we are … More
What If It’s the Barrel and Not the Apples?
With regard to the often criminal use of deadly force by police we hear that the cause is “bad apples” … More
New Leadership is the Way Forward
Training Police in the New Leadership In April, 1987, Sabine Lobitz and I wrote an article that appeared in … More
Training Police
One of the things I learned very early on in my police career was that the training I received in … More
Community Policing in a Small, Changing City
The police department in Columbia Heights, Minn. is a small department, less than 50 sworn officers. It experienced a large … More
Last Week’s Top Five Posts
Police and Public Attitudes How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Leadership is Managing Culture New Year’s … More
Architecture and Police Values
Polis and the Police Station Po·lis A city state in ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for … More
New Year’s Resolutions
Year 2016 Resolutions For Our Nation’s Police As a democratic police officer serving a free society, I resolve: 1. To … More
2015 in Review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The Louvre Museum has … More
