Movement Under Fire
When a SWAT operator comes under hostile fire, he must be able to react appropriately. The action taken will be the result of previous training.

By Michael Holm

What Are You Doing at SWAT Training Today?   
How many times have you been involved in a training scenario, mock call out, or tactical firearms evolution which didn’t seem to be reality-based?

  By Allan Garcia        

Contingency Planning: Step One Towards a Positive Outcome at the Crisis Site
It is more important than ever for police managers to ensure that the line officers are trained, prepared, and equipped to deal with life-and death situations. 

By Steve Ijames

Are You Ready for the Mission       
Society expects us to be ready when the flash goes off.  Are we?

By W.E. Burroughs

SPECIAL REPORT
Transportation 2004  
A Comprehensive Report on the Latest Technical Advances in Police Vehicles, Components, and Accessories

By Sgt. James G. Post

The New Homeland Security Patrol Vehicle           
NORTH plans to offer a purpose-built patrol vehicle which will significantly improve on the modified passenger sedans currently used in law enforcement.

By Bill Siuru

Sharpening Your Interviewing Skills
“Just the facts, ma’am; give me the facts.”  This form of interviewing may have worked on “Dragnet,” but it doesn’t in reality.

 By Barb Chandler        

Avoiding the Avoidable: A Law Enforcement Officer’s Guide to Problem Solving
How often have you invested time creating and implementing programs, department policies, or other problem solving methods which looked good on paper, but failed miserably?

By Dennis M. Marlock 

Detecting Pinocchio’s Lies - Valid Cues to Deception  
Studies on deception and body language reveal a wide array of nonverbal behaviors which have been associated with deception.  Yet, the ability of most people to detect deception is rather limited.

By Christopher Dillingham, M.A.