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Why Police Matter How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Principles of Leadership After the Apology Comes … More

Reposting My Article in USA Today on Apology

“This week marks a stellar moment in our nation’s history and a great opportunity for healing. Police have the chance to prove themselves … More

After the Apology Comes the Work!

“[We] acknowledge and apologize for the actions of the past and the role that our profession has played in society’s … More

In Celebration of the 900th Post!

“To stay in place is to fall behind!” Today’s post celebrates the 5th year since “Improving Police” has been launched … More

Chief, What’s Next? I’m Glad You Asked

  “Unless this first step is taken, and leaders have the courage to act on what is reasonably suggested, the … More

Performance Evals: Dump or Keep?

Today’s post is a great article by Micheal Bungay Stanier. It is especially current as many Fortune 500 companies are re-thinking … More

“Rolling Up on Dixon Circle”

“This summer, racial hate left holes in the heart of Dallas. Four summers ago, it could have burned the place … More

From Academia: Why Police Departments Don’t Change

“The only effective mechanism for addressing police brutality is top-down, systemic reform of the police organization itself…” The following is … More

It’s Going to Take Continuous Improvement

Community-Oriented Policing involves a  discussion, and ultimately an endorsement, of how and when police will use force. One of the … More

Most Active Posts Last Week

2nd Annual Midwest Conference on 21st Century Policing How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Principles of … More