Richard B. Weinblatt, a former police chief and police academy manager, has amassed quite a bit of education, training and experience in training law enforcement officers. This column, made up of officer safety advice, training guidance, and other tips, is written to assist you in the discharge of your duties as you serve your community. Please feel free to contact him through www.policearticles.com with your ideas and input for future columns. |
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Press releases: Used and abused - 01/16/2006
Weinblatt's tips: PoliceOne members respond - 01/03/2006
10 tips for talking with kids - 11/21/2005
Searching for a clue - 11/10/2005
Death notifications: A tough police assignment - 11/10/2005
10 ways to minimize complaints - 11/10/2005
Firearms training: train like you play - 11/10/2005
The absence of a police marketing mentality - 10/19/2005
Media relations: Putting a human face on the police - 08/30/2005
Ten tips for working with the media - 05/24/2005
The image in the mirror: The enemy has a face - 04/27/2004
Tip: The forgotten piece of equipment: handcuffs - 02/12/2006
Tip: Burglar alarm response: avoiding danger - 11/29/2005
Tip: Returning DL can help avoid consent problems - 10/26/2005
Tip: Officer safety: It's not just an on-duty thing - 10/12/2005
Tip: AlcoSensor breath samples: How to tell if your subject is cooperating - 10/03/2005
Tip: Intersection safety for back-up units - 09/19/2005
Tip: Ten Tips for Working with the Media - 05/26/2005
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Richard B. Weinblatt, M.P.A., Ed.S., is an instructor in multiple disciplines. He is Florida Criminal Justice Standards certified in general law enforcement topics, firearms, defensive tactics, and vehicle operations, as well as holding instructor certifications for Taser, pepper spray, and expandable baton. He holds the Certified Law Enforcement Trainer (CLET) designation from the American Society for Law Enforcement Training (ASLET). Weinblatt is a professor and program manager for the Criminal Justice Institute at Seminole Community College in Sanford, FL. Weinblatt has worked in several regions of the country in reserve and full-time sworn positions ranging from auxiliary police lieutenant in New Jersey to patrol division deputy sheriff in New Mexico to police chief in North Carolina. Weinblatt has written extensively on law enforcement topics since 1990. He had a regular column in Law and Order Magazine for a decade and he has also written for Police, Sheriff, American Police Beat, Narc Officer, and others. His other column for PoliceOne.com is “The Police and the Press.” Weinblatt earned a Bachelors degree in Administration of Justice, a Master of Public Administration in Criminal Justice, an Education Specialist degree in Educational Leadership and a Doctorate of Education. Weinblatt may be reached through www.policearticles.com. |
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