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Michael Heading to the Academy in a few days!! I just wanna say thanks for your Magazine! I've been reading for the past year, I have learned so much!! I have to RENEW!!
POLICE Magazine POLICE Magazine wishes you a Happy New Year. Officers and deputies, stay safe out there!
POLICE Magazine A domestic call turns into a harrowing encounter for San Antonio officer Pedro Garcia, who rescued two wounded officers.
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As rounds smacked into the walls and furniture about Garcia and Roell, Garcia fired two quick bursts toward the top of the stairs.
POLICE Magazine Listen for a humorous anecdote that Slatkin, a member of Louisville PD's Hostage Negotiating Team, has used effectively during a crisis negotiation.
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Art Slatkin explains the 3 stages of a negotiation, delineates the personality types officers will encounter and gives patrol LEOs tips to use for negotiating with volatile people.
12/28/2009 - Off-Duty City Police Officer Comes To Aid Of Wal-Mart Greeter - Breaking News - Chattan
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POLICE Magazine Check out the Kenosha PD's version of "12 Days of Christmas." We enjoyed this holiday gem of police humor...
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To celebrate the holidays, the Kenosha (Wisc.) Police Department produced a humorous version of popular carol
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Frank J. Lanzillo Jr. I'm setting up a fund for my friend that lost his home to a Christmas Eve fire. I will let all my friends know where any donations can be sent. First he lost his daughter then his home on Christmas Eve, There is a God and my heart is heavy for this fellow Marine. Semper Fi!2 seconds ago · Comment ...·LikeUnlike · See Wall-to-Wall
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Frank J. Lanzillo Jr. I'm setting up a fund for my friend that lost his home to a Christmas Eve fire. I will let all my friends know where any donations can be sent. First he lost his daughter then his home on Christmas Eve, There is a God and my heart is heavy for this fellow Marine. Semper Fi!
Joseph What is going on up in Washington Stae? Last night, mon, someone ambushed 2 more sheriff deputies, thankfully the officers were'nt killed and they managed to kill the suspect. Being a regular citizen, I often wonder if law enforcement needs more leeway to do their jobs. This is getting insane.
Stan Total Grace Records has just released a tribute song to the men and women of the Philadelphia PD that have made the ultimate sacrifice. All proceeds are being donated to the FOP survivor's fund. The tune is called 'Bullets in the Playground' and is available for $0.99 on all major download sites (iTunes, cdBaby, amaz...on, rhapsody, etc). Show support by joining their 'Officer Down Phila' group here on facebook.
All proceeds from our tribute song 'Bullets in the Playground' donated to the Philadelphia Police Survivor's Fund along with 25% of sales from all Total Grace Record's artists. video of Bullets in t...
POLICE Magazine Glock Gen 4 will offer adjustable grips for smaller hands. Are these changes substantial or largely cosmetic?
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So far, most of the online chatter about Glock's introduction of a
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I just saw the new poll on the magazine web site. The poll asks about search warrants and cell phones. I have to admit I have to read the court ruling to know for sure if they ruled correctly (the way I think they should) or not. If the search is incidental to a legal arrest, I don't see why I need a warrant. I can go ...through everything else they have on them at the time, whether related to the crime I arrested them for or not. The cell phone should be no different.
But if we are talking about during a stop of a suspicious person, then I can see needing either a warrant, exigent circumstances combined with probable cause, or consent. I might be able to pat them down for weapons, but I cannot search other things they have so I shouldn't be able to search the phone.
Basically, I don't care if it is a phone, computer, briefcase, luggage, or notebook. It should not make a difference to the search in most cases.
POLICE Magazine Dean Scoville's latest: the job isn't as difficult as it once was...
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Once upon a time you had to use your radio to run subjects for wants and warrants. Now, you can run as many subjects as you want. As if that wasn't enough, license plate recognition systems can alert you for warrants.
