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The Patrol Issues topic page offers news, commentary, analysis, and tactical tips that will help prepare police officers for life on the thin blue line. Suspect contacts, witness interviews, foot pursuits, citizen complaints, angry sergeants, and endless report writing are day-to-day activities for a patrol officer who knows that the “routine” is anything but routine.
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News

Death of beloved town drunk brings cop to tears

"It's not often you can arrest someone repeatedly and 'end up being friends'" - Full Story

News

Video: Cleveland police rescue captives from Castro’s home

Cell phone video from a bystander caught the dramatic moment police entered the home on tape - Full Story

Columns

Momma says: 8 police lessons for Mother's Day Duane Wolfe - The Warrior's Path

Momma says: 8 police lessons for Mother's Day

A lot of what “momma says” can make you a better police officer - Full Story

Columns

Honoring the brotherhood of specialized police agencies Matt Stiehm - Campus Safety

Honoring the brotherhood of specialized police agencies

It is important to understand that anyone who pins on the badge, straps on a gun, and enforces the law with statutory authority is a law enforcement officer - Full Story

Videos

Police crack down on drunken golf cart drivers

It's a danger that is unique to one Fayette County city: drunken drivers cruising in their golf carts.

Exclusives

R U OK w/ 'text talk' in police reports?

R U OK w/ 'text talk' in police reports?

Report writing remains one of the most-failed learning domains at the academy, but I believe if we relax our standards (making it easier for our students to pass) that we are ultimately setting those students up for a much harder fall later on. - Full Story

Exclusives

20 years after Waco: The standoff, the negotiations, and ill-fated plan

20 years after Waco: The standoff, the negotiations, and ill-fated plan

During the nearly two-month siege, 668 LE personnel had seen action, including 25 different primary negotiators attempting to convince David Koresh to step down peacefully from Mount Carmel. Koresh could have done so at any moment, but didn’t. - Full Story

Tips

Video: Positions of disadvantage: The guard position

In this video tactical tip — the first in a series of three tips related to working from positions... - Full Story Secure - Law Enforcement Only

Photos

Video game depicts Dorner as hero

Video game depicts Dorner as hero

The game begins in a secluded cabin, and in addition to violence, the game is loaded with racist overtones, with generous use of racial epithets and stereotypes.
(PoliceOne Image) In bad taste



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