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?
By Charles M. Russo
Intelligence analysts must regularly assess how they think and write. Improving these critical skills means investing time and practice, but the results are worth the effort.
No organization can afford to be without good cybersecurity. The costs of a breach from cyber enemies are too high to ignore.
Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders stated that it is early to dismiss terrorism as a motive. So far, he said, there was no evidence pointing to terrorism.
A white van plowed through a crowd of pedestrians on a busy street near downtown Toronto, Ontario, on Monday, the Toronto police department reported.
I recently interviewed five Ukrainian soldiers who are fighting against Russian-backed separatists in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. During my interview, I jokingly asked one young soldier, who calls himself Myhalych, “Why do Russian and Ukrainian soldiers always wear balaclavas?”