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2011 book list: Recommended reading for cops 4
If you’re looking for just one more gift idea for an LE loved one who enjoys reading or you’re a bookworm and have an as-yet-unused gift card burning a hole in your pocket, this list may be of use to you. ...
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Book Excerpt: Building a Better Gunfighter2
Why am I covering skill maintenance out of order, starting with the M3 factor? If any of the 3 “M’s” are more important than the others, Mindset will be the most likely to carry you through ...
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Book Excerpt: Building a Better Gunfighter5
Unlike most “shooting” books, I will not presume to tell you what gun to carry, nor the specifics of how to shoot it. At various points in my career I have tried almost every shooting technique ...
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'Customer service' in law enforcement (revisited)19
By Lt. Jim Glennon, Lombard, IL (ret.)I would rather write an article that creates controversy and causes conversation than write one which states the obvious or preaches to the collective law enforcement ...
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Detecting lies, reading people, and getting confessions2
From detecting lies to understanding the human animal to recognizing pre-attack indicators, communication skills are the foundation of our success. It doesn’t matter how well you can decipher case law, shoot, use pressure points, or swing your baton, if you can’t communicate, you are screwed. Your career may falter, and you may literally die. ...
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Product Review: Top training programs1
I don't want to paint a bleak picture, but agencies from coast to coast do not have their emphasis on training. Their emphasis is trying to maintain staffing levels in a shaky economy. The good news is ...
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Using magic questions to motivate and influence others4
Most people evaluate others based on how that other person makes them feel, and since we are emotional beings, that evaluation isn’t usually conducted through a logical process. Those feelings are a result of the communication process. ...
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How to buy police books and training materials
By Tim DeesThere are thousands of books, DVDs, posters and every other kind of instructional aid produced for the law enforcement market. Most of them aren’t very good. How do you cull out the losers ...
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Third World police training: Could you meet the challenges?2
Police trainer Bryan Vila burst into the classroom firing blanks at the chief in a sudden “ambush” and the man (as planned) fell to the floor. Problem was, the cops present had never been exposed to simulation rounds and thought Vila had killed their leader. “If they’d been armed,” Vila says, “I’d be dead.” ...
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Retired N.Y. officer publishes first crime novel
By Carol Demare The Times-UnionALBANY, N.Y. — A retired New York City police officer who moved to Albany a couple of years ago for the "quiet life" has had his first crime novel published.Severn ...
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Special Report: A police officer's introduction to autism14
As a police officer, you’ve been trained to use a certain police presence and dialog as intervention options. As trained, your body posture, tone of voice, eye contact, and interrogative language serves you well on most contacts. All of these are a form of nonverbal communication. It’s what you rely on initially to get your message across and control a contact. When dealing with subjects with ASD, traditional officer presence may not work — it may even backfire. ...
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Blood Lessons: Reader Testimonials
"Mr. Remsberg, you have no idea how many lives your book has saved. When I read the article [A "five percenter" mindset in action], I looked to my right to see your book on the shelf in ...
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