In the summer of 1980, NBC television aired an documentary that would change America. It was titled, “If Japan Can, … More
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What Leading Police Chiefs Say About Use of Deadly Force
Here’s what some of our nation’s leading police chiefs, members of the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), have to say … More
A Police Story
Once upon a time, there was a great city in the land. Its residents were policed by highly-educated, diverse, and … More
Effective Community-Oriented Policing: Some History
Editors Note: The following post comes from an article Sgt. Lobitz and I wrote three years after our article “Quality … More
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How Should Police Present Themselves? How a Traffic Offense Can Be a Ticket to Prison Why Police Matter Principles of … More
Quality Leadership: Some History
Some things old are quite new. If people react negatively to coercion, why do we continue to run our organizations … More
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1. A Note From Sweden on Use of Force 2. The Problem With “Loose Lips” 3. How a Traffic Offense … More
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Tops Last Week: Where the Action Was! Why Police Matter Parsing the Ferguson Encounter How a Traffic Offense Can Be … More
Whatever Happened to Problem-Oriented Policing?
There is no doubt in my mind that the Problem-Oriented Method of policing is the way forward for our nation’s … More
