By Leischen Stelter
The opioid crisis has led to an overwhelming number of overdose calls that police must respond to. Even with limited time and resources, officers can effectively find and stop dealers by implementing these simple surveillance tactics.
What does it take for military spouses to achieve educational and career goals during military life? It’s not easy, but it’s possible.
As in any organization, toxic leadership has an adverse impact on a military unit’s morale as well as on subordinates and other leaders.
By Andrew Bell
Law enforcement officers are typically trained to take action and control every situation, but should that be their default position? Learn from a 20-year veteran officer about some of the volatile situations he defused using de-escalation instead.
Intelligence analysts must be critical thinkers and strong writers. Becoming a better thinker and writer takes time, experience and practice.
The world is a dangerous place with crimes and acts of terrorism committed every day. But are crime and terrorism the same thing?
Having related experience and a training background is key to teaching. A company officer requires experience and training before becoming an educator.
During EMS on the Hill, emergency medical services advocates asked members of the U.S. House of Representatives to join the EMS Caucus.
There is a strong need for emergency education and training to be high on the list of how to ensure at-risk residents heed evacuation warnings.