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Articlesby David SpraggsFebruary 1, 2007

How To Lift Fingerprints

As the responding patrol officer it’s your job to properly process the crime scene, including locating, printing, collecting, and documenting all fingerprint evidence on scene — not necessarily an easy task.

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Articlesby Nick JacobellisJanuary 1, 2007

How to Buy Rifle Optics

In days gone by, “rifle optics” referred to one thing: a telescopic sight with varying degrees of magnification. But today, rifle optics include a new class of aiming devices called combat optics, generally red dot sights.

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Articlesby Dean ScovilleDecember 1, 2006

How to Avoid Burnout

Burnout is a modern American pandemic. Almost anybody who works an office job in this country has, at one time during his or her career, experienced apathy and lethargy while on the clock.

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Articlesby Stew SmithNovember 1, 2006

How to Get Into SWAT Shape

Training for any agency’s SWAT team is physically, mentally, and tactically challenging. Add in long and changing shift work hours, family obligations, and not enough time in the day, and your goal of joining a SWAT team appears even more difficult. The goal of this article is to assist those police officers currently on the force in achieving the fitness level of Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) officers.

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ProductsSeptember 1, 2006

Firepaw Recognizing Pet Abuse Book

“Silent Victims” is a book for those who come in contact with animal victims and perpetrators of animal abuse. It provides an overview of the most critical scientific and anecdotal findings about the factors surrounding animal abuse. The user-friendly book’s goal is to provide strategies for identifying abusers of animals and alerting the proper people to such behavior, which is often a precursor to violence against people.

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ProductsSeptember 1, 2006

Informed Publishing NIMS Field Guide

Informed Publishing’s new NIMS: Incident Command System Field Guide gives access to critical key points of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) that can help you make decisions fast, and help make sure that NIMS compliance requirements are met. The 3x5-inch reference guide clearly and concisely outlines what you need to know about the NIMS. The guide has color-coded tabs and is tough, waterproof, and alcohol-fast.

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Articlesby David StreetSeptember 1, 2006

How to Investigate a Meth Lab

Navigating the dangers of cookers’ “kitchens.”

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Articlesby Dave YoungAugust 1, 2006

How to Evaluate a Training Program

You have many opportunities for training outside of your agency. But how do you tell which classes are suitable for you and whether what you learn in those classes will work on the street?

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Articlesby Dean ScovilleJuly 1, 2006

How to Cope with a Shooting

One of the most stressful episodes an officer can face during his or her career is making the decision to shoot and dealing with the aftermath. Officer-involved shootings spawn a variety of questions, and many of them may be unanswerable.

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Articlesby Jack H. SchonelyJuly 1, 2006

Know Their Flight Plans

When it comes to apprehending fleeing suspects, understanding the tactics being used by those suspects is as important as understanding the tactics practiced by law enforcement. The criminal element has learned how law enforcement operates and criminals have adjusted their tactics.

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