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The Use of Force topic provides news, information and training on one the most commonly discussed areas in law enforcement training programs. Shooting skills and defensive tactics are critical to keeping officers alive out of harm's way. We cover all subjects—nothing is taboo in this discussion.
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Ex-Texas officer says he didn't kick suspect

Andrew Blomberg testified that he didn't kick Chad Holley's head or neck during the March 2010 arrest - Full Story

Columns

Wired to kill: Are we innate murderers? Sgt. Steve "Pappy" Papenfuhs - Training to Think

Wired to kill: Are we innate murderers?

Each of us has contemplated the necessity of responding to a threat with deadly force - Full Story

Columns

IACP 2011: Officer safety is #1 concern of chiefs Doug Wyllie, PoliceOne Editor in Chief - 10-43: All Units...

IACP 2011: Officer safety is #1 concern of chiefs

What can we do to increase officer safety despite the declining budgetary resources most agencies have available? - Full Story

In-depth News

Citizens videotaping cops: Officer safety and policy issues explored

Citizens videotaping cops: Officer safety and policy issues explored

Absent some clear violation of law unrelated to the act of videotaping cops' actions, officers are advised to carefully consider the legalities surrounding the decision to arrest, and if an officer determines that there’s a specific and articulatable need to have the video because it contains crucial evidence, the officer would be well advised to first ask the citizen to voluntarily surrender the recorded material.

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Ga. use-of-force case divides LE experts

Ga. use-of-force case divides LE experts

An 'expert witness' disputes the Effingham County (ga.) Sheriff's Department and says that the dash-cam video of this incident shows 'a clear indication of excessive force.'
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Videos

Lightfield Less Lethal Breaching Rounds Demo

In this Demo, the 12-gauge metallic lock cutting round and 12-gauge non-metallic lock cutting rounds are used for breaching doors and disabling a vehicle.
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