By Robert Brzenchek
Increasing gang violence is not only a criminal justice concern, but also a public health concern. Addressing the problem and keeping communities safe requires a holistic approach and evidence-based strategies.
By Brad Bouchillon
Vicarious trauma is when trauma is experienced secondhand, and it is more likely to affect individuals who dedicate themselves to helping others. Learn more about who is susceptible to vicarious trauma and how those in high-risk professions can protect themselves.
By Scot DuFour
Responding to domestic violence calls can be a frustrating cycle for patrol officers, but it is important they keep track of warning signs. These cases have the potential to escalate into domestic homicide and officers need to know how to protect victims most at risk.
By Matthew Loux
Proper sleep is essential for maintaining your physical and mental health. Learn how police officers can improve their sleep to improve their performance at work.
By Robert Brzenchek
The prison system has been found to unfairly target those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. How can corrections, law enforcement and legislators instigate much-needed reform in different areas?
By Jennifer Bucholtz
The Golden State Killer's identity remained unknown for decades, until investigator Paul Holes submitted a sample of the killer's DNA to an ancestry site. Learn how Holes tracked down the primary suspect and how other cold cases could be solved in a similar way.
By Matthew Loux
The police academy physical fitness test includes various challenging components. With the right training and preparation, candidates can exceed expectations.
