In the Face of Protest, Police Must Embrace Their Role as Guardians for all Americans Paul Noel, Chief of Police, … More
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Leadership is Coaching
Coaching Your Way to Better Police Leadership My Note: My friend and colleague Dr. Gary Cordner sent me this article … More
No Kings and No Unrequested Soldiers!
As many Americans here and our supporters around the world prepare for a (prayerfully) peaceful day of civic protest called … More
On State of Policing 5 Years After the Death of George Floyd
The following is a deep discussion and analysis into what has been happening in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis and /St. … More
As Our Nation Steps Back from the Pursuit of Justice
“These are just a handful of events from the past week that, viewed together, seem to paint a picture of … More
If You Comply, and Do Not Resist, What’s to Become of Us?
I have posted on this blog for almost 14 years now. It began after a 33-year city police career in … More
Protests! Get Ready. Remember What We Learned
We are about to enter an era of large, possible violent, protests once again. Will police respond Constitutionally and appropriately? … More
Policing in America: Sixty Years of Practice and Observation
Each time there is a policing crisis in our nation I say to myself, “This is a great opportunity for … More
Remembering Herman Goldstein
If you work in policing or have an interest in its improvement you need to not only know the name … More
Burnsville (MN) Police: A Great Legacy
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – The Burnsville Police Department has a new chief. Tanya Schwartz is the only woman to ever hold the … More
