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By Doug Wyllie, PoliceOne Senior Editor

By Hannah Simon

Officers who recognize obstacles and challenges on-duty are beginning to take action by starting their own companies to develop products that help other cops.

By James Fuller

For agencies looking for funding, local issues sometimes require local solutions.

Read 10 popular techniques that highway drug traffickers use in hopes that they will successfully get their dope to their destination.

Responding to an active shooter is unfathomably stressful. Read one officer's harrowing account.

What issues most impacted law enforcement in2007? PoliceOne columnists share their reflections.

By Andrew Hawkes

Below, I outline seven bad habits of highway interdiction officers — but more important, what you can do to avoid them.

By Rachel Fretz

You have to go pretty far out of your way to bungle a DUI case — yet it happens far too often.

The SFPD chief says her city is among a number of those in the United States that face a multitude of threats.

Here, driving experts offer their best training tips to get you home alive.

Officers working at small agencies bear the brunt of manpower shortage. This shortage means officers must alter their tactics.

Despite the dangerous nature of the profession, approximately 80-90% of all first responders do not have a will.

When it comes to police roadway deaths, code calls, not pursuits, are the problem.

Hundreds of raids go right every day. A few, however, go wrong.

Chasing a suspect on foot—heading straight into a slew of unknowns—is clearly dangerous.