Officer Command Staff Briefing eNL - May 2nd, 2024
 
 
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May 2, 2024
EDITOR'S NOTE

Welcome to May!

As we move into the final full month of spring, it's important to review your plans for the post-school summer months. The plethora of activities that your agency will need to support can be overwhelming and sometimes last minute. Plan your best, adapt as necessary.

Stay safe!

Lt. Frank Borelli (ret.)

In law enforcement, mistake-of-fact shootings account for up to a quarter of all officer-involved shootings.
Recruitment strategies and efforts for police and law enforcement agencies need to be closely scrutinized and adjusted to fit into today’s volatile job markets.
Siler City, North Carolina, Police Chief Mike Wagner recently spoke with OFFICER Magazine about the challenges smaller agencies face when it comes to budgets and management.
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Retired Lt. Frank Borelli, OFFICER Magazine's editorial director, joins the Dentistry Unmasked podcast to talk about what dental professionals should do if an attack happens at the workplace.
To fully capitalize on the potential of UAVs, departments need intelligent solutions for managing video data.
The 2024 Station Design Conference has a lot to offer attendees working toward building a new public safety facility.
COMMAND STAFF BRIEFING NEWS
"This is the first police building in the 104-year history of Severance. I hope you take pride in it," said Police Chief Ken Chavez about the station for the town's first police force started six years ago.
Nearly 100 people showed up over the weekend at the Philadelphia Police Training Center as part of a giveaway of tuxedos and dresses for special occasions.
The Willits Police Department hosted a "Cop For a Day" event for a 15-year-old girl with "a rare disorder which limits her mobility," who arrived in uniform and "ready to hit the streets."
"Yellowstone" actor Cole Hauser was appointed as an honorary Fort Worth police officer as a "small token of respect and support" for police, veterans and military members in the community.