A City, Police, and a Treacherous River

A Tale of a City, Police, and a Treacherous River When I speak to groups about leadership and improvement methods…

Changing a Troubled Police Department

Here’s a good case study for police leaders who aspire to be transformational. The city is Albuquerque, New Mexico…

This month, Christopher E. Smith, a white college professor and attorney wrote a thought-provoking article in The Atlantic. I…

I have recently posted about three major police issues that I feel must be addressed if our nation’s police are…

I love to read the Sunday edition of The New York Times. It takes me a whole week to…

Jim Chu, Vancouver chief of police and president of the Canadian association of police chiefs, recently told a unique gathering…

Police “Special Weapons and Tactics” Units/Teams (SWAT) One of the important tasks that a profession does is to examine its…

Employees are assets, not commodities! People matter. And there are perks to running a quality organization that puts people first…

In the old days, police and journalists worked together, each being somewhat dependent upon the other. At a crime, we…

This is post number TWO HUNDRED! And why not present an eternal question: does art portray reality or is it the other way around?…