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August
15
2016
Second Chance for Minor Crimes
You may have heard recently about a program being launched in Pinellas County that will allow certain adult offenders a chance to avoid criminal prosecution. I am happy to announce that the Gulfport Police Department is a strong supporter of this program. Complete details have not been published yet, but the basic idea is that […]
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Robert Vincent
Chief of Police
Gulfport Police Department, Florida
August
08
2016
It’s part of me…
Thoughts from Chief Sjolander… It’s part of me… This is my vest, there are many like it, but this one is mine. I can’t leave things alone, so I’ve “customized” it to reflect who I am. I work for a small agency that doesn’t regulate much when it comes to our uniforms, so I take […]
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Lee Sjolander
Chief of Police
Kenyon Police Department, Minnesota
August
02
2016
IACP Net Alert, Vol. 17, No. 8
IACP Net Alert is a monthly electronic newsletter sent to IACP Net members highlighting resources for police chiefs and recent additions to the exclusive law enforcement network. The August 2016 edition included information on these and other topics: Pursuits Attend IACP 2016 on IACP Net’s Dime! One-Click Access to IACP Net! Have a Great Labor […]
August
01
2016
To our family and friends
Few people in the country right now are as worried when their loved ones go to work as the families of those who work in law enforcement. With the continued violence against police in our country, their spouses, children, parents, siblings and friends are experiencing anxiety and fear. I want these loved ones to know […]
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Darryl Forté
Chief of Police
Kansas City Police Department, Missouri
July
25
2016
Stand Strong Brothers & Sisters… We’ve Been Here Before
I’ve spent considerable time recently considering the status of law enforcement in this country. For four decades I’ve served in policing, mostly in central Ohio. I’ve made friends and acquaintances with law enforcement officers and leaders around the world. Obviously much has changed; technology, cultural and societal changes, laws, community expectations, social media and the […]
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Russell L. Martin
Sheriff
Delaware County Sheriff's Office, Ohio
July
18
2016
What to say after a week like this?
Hello everyone, It has been a while since I wrote a blog, and after the events of this week I feel the need to reach out, but also feel discouraged about doing so. Sometimes it feels like saying anything just risks adding to the division we should be eliminating. To begin, I want to thank […]
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Craig Schwartz
Captain
Santa Rosa Police Department, California
July
15
2016
IACP Net Highlights, Vol. 12, No. 4
IACP Net Highlights is an electronic newsletter sent every other month to individuals who are not yet members of IACP Net highlighting some recent additions to our service. The July 2016 Highlights includes information on these and other topics: Tips to Effectively Handle Discipline and Termination Issues Code of Conduct Policy Grant – K-9 Units […]
July
11
2016
If I was your chief…
Thoughts from Chief Sjolander… If I was your chief… If I was your chief, and we worked for the same agency, serving the same great community, I would attend rollcall, and here is what I would say… We have calls for service that we need to respond to. We have a grateful public that needs […]
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Lee Sjolander
Chief of Police
Kenyon Police Department, Minnesota
July
06
2016
IACP Net Alert, Vol. 17, No. 7
IACP Net Alert is a monthly electronic newsletter sent to IACP Net members highlighting resources for police chiefs and recent additions to the exclusive law enforcement network. The July 2016 edition included information on these and other topics: Mass Casualty Events Win a trip to IACP – San Diego! New Survey: Mental Illness Learn Tips […]
July
05
2016
The old-fashioned way
With the explosion of social media and smartphones, there has been a growing expectation that police departments and 911 Centers ought to send tailored alerts of potential risks directly to citizens and organizations, such as schools, businesses, assisted living centers, and just ordinary citizens. Last night, a local TV station ran a story about this, […]
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Tom Casady
Director of Public Safety
Lincoln Department of Public Safety, Nebraska
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