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20 MORE ways to use your smartphone

1.‘ponga sus manos donde puedo verlos’ Google Translate How many ways can you say “Put your hands where I can see them”? Reference this helpful translation service with over 50 stored languages when you’re looking to convey your message in a non-native tongue. 2. Emergency Kit Organizer What’s in your e-kit? Store an ongoing list of purchased items and track the expiration dates on goods. 3. Instant Heart Rate Health is wealth. Optimize your exercise routine and track...
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20 MORE ways to use your smartphone

1.‘ponga sus manos donde puedo verlos’ Google Translate How many ways can you say “Put your hands where I can see them”? Reference this helpful translation service with over 50 stored languages when you’re looking to convey your message in...

Article • October 17th, 2012
Something for everyone in NOLA

New Orleans, the same city that experienced one of the most dramatic emergency response and law enforcement emergencies in the history of the country following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, is this year’s destination for the Enforcement Expo and...

Article • June 15th, 2012
20 ways to use your smartphone

#1: Police Spanish Guide For Android comes with pre-programmed and indexed phrases by subjects, like basic questions, routine traffic stops, traffic or driving violations, field sobriety tests, lost child, domestic disputes and interrogation. Use...

Article • June 15th, 2012
Search & Seizure – A Century of Summaries

As law enforcement officers we have to overcome certain hurdles due to the protections offered to everyone as a result of the 4th Amendment, but does the law ever really change?

Article • June 4th, 2012
Separating Contenders from Pretenders

New chiefs or new commanders must know their territory as well. What are your local hot buttons? Before the downward economic troubles, it was crime and perception.

Article • June 1st, 2012
CONLAW, USNORTHCOM and the Third Amendment

Looking through our eyeglass of American History, we note that The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has barely addressed the Third Amendment, because the problem of troops forcing themselves into our homes for refuge hasn’t happened. It was a big issue...

Article • April 30th, 2012
Claustrophobia: Are You A Victim?

The word claustrophobia originates from the Latin word “claustrum” which means a shut in place and the Greek word “phobos” which means fear. Research has shown that approximately 6% of people suffer the disorder worldwide. However, the majority...

Article • April 12th, 2012
The Great Gun Debate

Nothing gets the blood pumping faster than a good old fashion debate over the Second Amendment. Considering we are on the verge of entering into that every four year cycle of political craziness called “election season” you can bet that someone...

Article • March 29th, 2012
Beyond the Band-Aid: Making Holes, Plugging Holes

With all the emphasis on making holes, how often do we consider plugging holes; not just in victims and perps recently ventilated, but our partners and ourselves?

Article • March 21st, 2012
Police vs. Protestors

Today, the similarities between the riots, occupy movements and protests we see across America are reflective of what we saw in the late ‘60s.

Article • March 1st, 2012
Bath Salts, The Fear Factor and Handcuffing

Last year I encountered a young man who was under the influence of bath salts and at the time my state did not outlaw them for illicit use and neither did the DEA. Since that time both have done so.

Article • February 9th, 2012
173 Cops Killed

Do whatever it takes to win and go home to your loved ones each day.

Article • February 9th, 2012
Your Five Minutes of Fame

As we all know, technology has minimized video and audio capability to the point where the average citizen can have apps on their smart phones that the CIA would have loved just ten years ago.

Article • February 9th, 2012
Stadium evac gets a new game plan

After the collapse of the stage at the Indiana State Fair that killed five people last August, officials tried to determine if there was any way the tragedy could have been avoided. The Indiana incident was the third outdoor show last summer where...

Article • January 18th, 2012
Dig this

Less than half a mile from the U.S. Port of Entry at Otay Mesa in San Diego County, Mexican drug smugglers operated an elaborate 2,400-foot tunnel that connected a small warehouse 175 yards south of the border near Tijuana’s Rodriguez International...

Article • January 18th, 2012

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