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It's not weak to speak: Mark's message to brave first responders everywhere

Goulburn · Goulburn

It's not weak to speak: Mark's message to brave first responders everywhere

100% Left coverage: 27 sources

Former police officer Mark Meredith says our first responders need us as much as we need them. They protect us; let's protect them too.See the Story

Time to Refresh Your Training on Fighting EV Fires

Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

Time to Refresh Your Training on Fighting EV Fires

In early June 2025, the Morning Midas, a massive ship transporting more than 3,000 vehicles from China to Mexico, caught fire near the Alaskan coast. The fire began on a deck containing approximately 750 electric and hybrid vehicles. Once smoke was detected, the crew realized they were utterly unprepared to deal with an electric vehicle (EV) fire of that size. All 22 of them quickly abandoned ship, leaving the vessel and its cargo adrift and abl…Read Article

Preparing for Tragedy: A Guide for Law Enforcement

United States · United States

Preparing for Tragedy: A Guide for Law Enforcement

No officer puts on a badge expecting not to return home. Yet every year, law enforcement officers across the country make the ultimate sacrifice. While the dangers of the job are real, the possibility of a line-of-duty death (LODD) is something no one wants to dwell on. Still, ignoring the known risk doesn’t protect anyone. In fact, it does the opposite. Too often, departments and families find themselves unprepared when tragedy strikes. The res…Read Article

AI in Law Enforcement: Understand the Challenges

Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in The Chief’s Chronicle; New York State Association of Chiefs of Police. Reprinted with permission. Early last year, I wrote an article, “AI in Law Enforcement: Old and New Challenges.” In the intervening period, I have learned a lot about the state of AI in law enforcement as I have traveled around the country presenting on the topic at various conferences. My focus, however, is not on the techni…Artificial Intelligence · Albany Read Article

Fire Service Ethics: Decision Making Under Pressure

Firefighters are hired and trained to respond under pressure, often making life-or-death decisions in chaotic environments. But what about the ethical decisions that come with the job? What happens when doing the right thing isn’t as clear-cut as choosing the right fitting for a hose and hydrant? In the Lexipol webinar, “Why Good People Make Bad Decisions: Ethical Decision Making in the Fire Service,” Chief Kris Blume and Susie Zavala, LMSW, off…United States · United States Read Article

Investigative Detention Reasonable in Deadly Standoff

Moderson v. City of Neenah, 2025 WL 1355332 (7th Cir. 2025) On a December morning in Neenah, Wisconsin, law enforcement responded to a report that a long-haired, bearded man dressed in a flannel shirt and armed with a MAC-10 submachine gun, had taken hostages inside a motorcycle shop. Dispatch broadcast that a shot had been fired inside the building and the suspect said he would start killing hostages in five minutes. As officers established a c…Neenah · Neenah Read Article

5 Data-Driven Policing Strategies to Improve Performance

Law enforcement is an increasingly complex and highly scrutinized profession. To maintain (or rebuild) trust with their communities, public safety leaders are expected to make data-driven decisions, monitor and improve officer performance and provide timely, ongoing training. We scrutinize policies and read reports, but are we really using the information we collect to its fullest potential? That question took center stage in the Lexipol webinar…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Facial Recognition in Law Enforcement

Facial recognition technology (FRT) is no longer science fiction. From unlocking our phones to streamlining airport security, FRT has been quietly integrated into daily life. Most of us don’t bat an eye when we see FRT-enabled cameras providing an extra layer of security at a sporting event, but when this powerful tech is used in policing, the conversation gets a lot more complicated. Law enforcement agencies must approach this innovative techno…Facial Recognition · Scranton See the Story

Dealing with the Firehouse ‘Know-It-All’

A few years ago, I wrote an article titled, “Reducing the Heat at the Fire Station Kitchen Table.” In the post, I identified the firehouse dining table as a place where firefighters break bread with fellow firefighters, (unofficially) solve the department’s problems, drink coffee, tell the best stories and sometimes shed tears together. But that table also serves something that can cause more indigestion that last night’s leftover chili: the fir…California, United States · California Read Article

County Council recognizes law enforcement, approves two Powder Mountain development agreements

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Cache County Council recognized local law enforcement, approved two of three Powder Mountain Development Agreements and attended to other business during a regular meeting Tuesday in the Cache County Historic Courthouse.United States · United States See the Story

LUCKIER Leadership: People-Centered Leadership

In today’s ever-evolving world of work, effective leadership goes beyond decision-making and delegation. It requires a thoughtful, human-centric approach that promotes trust, drives innovation, and empowers teams. The LUCKIER leadership model embodies this spirit through seven interconnected principles: Listen, Understand, Challenge, Know the Details, Identify the Options, Execute, and Review. Each step is a pillar in building a leadership style…California, United States · California Read Article

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