By Erik Kleinsmith
The nation finds itself witnessing widespread civil unrest after the death of George Floyd. To better understand the protests and riots, the public must first understand the three major groups involved and their position in society.
By Dr. Gary Deel
In the final article in this series learn how the lawsuit ends. What lessons can other hotels learn about how to conduct its operations?
By Dr. Gary Deel
In this part of the litigation, lawyers investigate the hotel's security infrastructure. Did security officers competently live- monitor surveillance cameras? If so, why didn't they identify the suspicious behavior of an officer and stop him before he assaulted a young man?
By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Even though correctional officers are used to being exposed to communicable, infectious diseases, it is critical that prisons devise an action plan to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. Learn about the unique challenges of trying to contain the virus within the nation’s correctional institutions.
By Andrew Bell and Bruce Razey
Many people have concealed carry permits, but they often don't have the proper training needed to stop an active shooter. Two career police officers offer advanced training recommendations so armed citizens can be better prepared in case they find themselves involved in a mass shooting.
By Andrew Bell and Bruce Razey
There are many benefits to private companies hiring trained police officers as part-time security personnel, especially for special events such as sports games. However, law enforcement departments must to have clear policies and procedures for officers who engage in part-time security work.
By Kurt Binversie
Footage from residential and private business security cameras can be instrumental in police investigations, but convincing the public to allow access to their personal surveillance systems has its challenges. Learn how agencies can employ community policing strategies to overcome this.
