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Powerful Photos (and Videos) of First Responders on the Scene
First responders protect the public, and as their name suggests, they are the first on the scene when we are in trouble. Consequently, they are witness to numerous traumatic incidents and are exceedingly prone to conditions such as depression and PTSD. It’s estimated...
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How Scheduling Software is Being Used to Fight Crime
Contrary to what the media commonly portrays, violent crime has been steadily dropping in the United States since the early 90s by as much as 50%! But what has caused this massive drop in crime? There are many theories with varying factors in play, including an...
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What Your Scheduling Software Should Do for You Mini-Series: Managing Organizational Rules
You are searching for software to make scheduling for your public safety agency easier. Scheduling is a vital function of your organization, and it’s so important that it is completed accurately without taking up countless man-hours. The right scheduling software will...
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The Lost Inmates and Mistaken Releases Of The Baltimore City Jail
Leonard Sipes Jr. is a retired Senior Public Affairs Specialist and Social Media Manager for a Federal government agency in Washington, D.C. He has a total of 35 years of award-winning media relations, public relations, and social media experience. As well, 25 years of award-winning television and radio hosting and producing.
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What Your Scheduling Software Should Do for You Mini-Series: Usability
You are searching for software to make scheduling for your public safety agency easier. Scheduling is a vital function of your organization, and it’s so important that it is completed accurately without taking up countless man-hours. The right scheduling software will...
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Why Correctional Staff Should Watch Out for the ‘Model Inmate’
Gary Cornelius is a retired Lieutenant & Professor at George Mason University. Lieutenant Gary F. Cornelius retired in 2005 from the Fairfax County (VA) Office of the Sheriff, after serving over 27 years in the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. He is a multi-published author and has performed training and consulting for the American Correctional Association, the American Jail Association and the National Institute of Justice.
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6 Technologies that are Changing Law Enforcement
Policing is an industry that constantly changes. Criminals evolve. With technology, criminals can find new ways to wreak havoc. Burglars use social media to discover when people are on vacation. Emails with malicious programs give cyber-thieves access to your online...
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Shots Fired: How ShotSpotter is Helping Police with Reduce Gun Violence
Policing has changed a lot over the years. As technology advances, law enforcement embraces new resources to better assist in protecting the public. In recent years, public safety has adopted drone technology, is testing out risk assessment algorithms, and managing...
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Fugitive Safe Surrender
Leonard Sipes Jr. is a retired Senior Public Affairs Specialist and Social Media Manager for a Federal government agency in Washington, D.C. He has a total of 35 years of award-winning media relations, public relations, and social media experience. As well, 25 years of award-winning television and radio hosting and producing.
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12 Craziest Prison Escapes of all Time
Correctional officers protect society by guarding those that need to be locked up. On rare occasions, those inmates use their skills and cunning to escape. Correctional department authorities are prepared to address the usual escape attempts – smuggling of contraband,...
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