Tuesday, July 20th, 2010
Excellent Webcast on “Survivor’s Guilt” from C.O.P.S.
Excellent Webcast on “Survivor Guilt and It’s Effect on Coworkers” from Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)
Excellent Webcast on “Survivor Guilt and It’s Effect on Coworkers” from Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)
ASU’s graduates will be well equipped and competitively positioned for careers in Law Enforcement, Corrections, Probation, Parole, Legal offices, Court personnel, Victim/Witness advocate agencies and Private Security.
officers are getting arrested every day all around the globe and maybe we as a profession need to start talking more seriously about how we can successfully navigate and survive this career called law enforcement.
During our interview we talked about things that could get you fired or ruin your law enforcement career. They included: Improper Vehicle Operations, Wrongful Use of Force Issues, Kicking in the Wrong Door, False Arrest or False Imprisonment Situations, Improper Jail Operations, The Creation or Violation of Special Relationships, Problems with Ethics & Integrity, Job Based Harassment.
Safe Call Now works with over 400 volunteers to help law enforcement officers, fire fighters and other emergency service workers navigate through any crisis that might challenge their lives and careers.
Author Rik D. Middleton wrote the book at the urging of a friend who is with the Glendale California S.W.A.T. team
at the C.O.P.S. Spouses’ Retreat Tiffany explained, “I am here because my husband, George, age 23, went to work with the Phoenix, Arizona, Police Department one night and never came back.
Join CopsAlive next Thursday July 30th for a live interview with Kelly Young widow of slain Denver Police Detective Donald “Donnie” Young (E.O.W. May 8, 2005). Detective Young was killed in the early morning hours on Mother’s Day 2005
What are you doing to keep your edge as a cop? Sure you went through the police academy, you probably have some sort of annual retraining and maybe you even get some occasional roll call training, but what are you doing to keep your professional edge?
He has combined his love for teaching children and his work in magic and has lectured on Child Safety and Crime Prevention in the U.S., Canada, Europe and the South Pacific. Additionally Chris loves to scuba dive and was recognized as a Platinum Pro 5000 diver