Police Topic Directory
Browse the Police1 topic directory and find curated content on a variety of law enforcement matters, including our collection of special coverage packages tackling high-interest issues, featuring voices from our roster of law enforcement subject matter experts.
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By preparing today for tomorrow’s technological advancements, law enforcement can ensure they remain proactive, rather than reactive, in their mission to protect and serve. Police1’s VISION platform enables police departments to navigate the complexities of the digital age.
Every year Police1 reports from the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference, the world’s top police leadership conference that brings together law enforcement thought leaders from across the globe. The multi-day event features hundreds of educational sessions that offer police leaders new strategies and resources to help them navigate the challenges of policing today.
The Airborne and Maritime section covers the integration of aerial and marine units in law enforcement, including drones, helicopters and maritime operations.
The Shots Fired Podcast, now featured on Police1, brings you powerful stories and reality-based training for the law enforcement community. Join host Kyle Shoberg, a Northern California police sergeant, and co-host Mark Redlich, a 14-year Sacramento PD veteran, as they sit down with law enforcement professionals and community leaders to discuss critical issues and strategies in policing.
Listen to the Shots Fired Podcast here and watch their YouTube channel.
Listen to the Shots Fired Podcast here and watch their YouTube channel.
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- Pa. sheriff: Officer encountered shooter on roof before Trump assassination attempt
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- Colo. sheriff’s office providing LE service after town’s entire PD resigns
- Social Security Fairness Act signed into law, boosting retirement benefits for police, firefighters
- ‘I am going to die’: Minn. trooper, deputy team up to stop of out-of-control car going 113 mph