PoliceOne Member News: Week 377

PoliceOne Member News: Week 377 - March 19, 2008

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Member News
Week 377
March 19, 2008

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Interview and Interrogation Tips:
Investigators: Are you a good listener?

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	An investigator's ability to solve cases relies extensively on his/her ability to develop rapport, ask the right questions, identify deceptive responses and analyze elicited information relative to evidence and other factual information. What is often overlooked is the investigator's ability to listen ... Full Story
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PoliceOne Training Tip

Their eyes and hands
reveal secrets, Part 2

Investigator Todd Moderson
Seminole County (FL) SO

In a previous tip, Investigator Moderson revealed subtle clues to watch for during traffic stops that could reveal drugs or weapons.

In today's P1 tactical tip, Moderson offers some more suggestions for spotting these nonverbal hints that suspects are probably not even aware of. These could prove very useful during so-called "routine" stops ... Full Tip

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Colo. sniper ends campus standoff

BOULDER, Colo. — After a four-hour standoff, a Boulder SWAT officer shot a man who threatened to blow up a local hospital.

Police first attempted to subdue the suspect by using a K-9 and a flash grenade, but were forced to use lethal force when he made a threatening move.

Police received a report that a man at the hospital's entrace was saying he had a detonator attached to an explosive device ... Full Story

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News and Announcements

Press Release:
The National Museum of Crime & Punishment in Washington, D.C. Slated to Open During National Police Week

Ga. police bust human smuggling ring
[Gwinnett County, GA]

Nev. sheriff wants town's 'gunslingers' sober
[Virginia City, NV]

Okla. to get law enforcement museum
[Chandler, OK]

Minn. chief blazes another trail
[St. Paul, MN]

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