Technology used to solve crime has evolved dramatically over the last century. Learn about the development and use of photography, fingerprints, algor mortis analysis, ballistics, DNA, genetic genealogy, and more.
What has it been like being a Black woman working in law enforcement for more than two decades? In this episode, hear from Dr. Sukeena Stephens about her struggle to get a seat at the table in a white male-dominated field and the inequity she saw when it came to special assignments and promotional opportunities.
It is now increasingly more apparent that comprehensive plans are needed to effectively mitigate active shooter incidents.
While gun control is certainly part of this particularly concerning topic, there are numerous aspects that are not only part of the active shooter incidents, but are also part of the potential solution.
Should law enforcement be the first responders to those having mental health crises? Is there an alternative to sending police officers on 911 mental health calls?
First responders must understand the physiological events that occur in highly stressful situations so they know how to control or effectively mitigate them.
Human trafficking occurs at an alarming rate in North Cyprus. Learn about the nightclubs that are the hub of sex trafficking and how women are recruited and coerced into working there.
The stress and challenges associated with policing affects more than just officers. Law enforcement families commonly carry an inherent fear for the safety of their family member, resulting in high levels of stress.