Articles & Manuscripts

• A Handwritten Note Goes A Long Ways

  While some will disagree, I believe that it is an absolute fact that among the few victims of automation is the drastic loss of realistically personal communications.   Read More

• Developing An Effective Public Safety Cadet Program Just got Much Easier!

  I encourage my colleagues to break out, read and take seriously the Bureau of Justice document on Recruitment and Retention for the Modern Law Enforcement Agency, and then look closely at the Public Safety Cadets.   Read More

• Dealing With Worry and Anxiety

  All of us have some very difficult and painful situations ahead of us, and those of us who have been around for a while have some scar tissue that came at heavy emotional prices.   Read More

• Helpful Hints When Assuming Command

  In taking command for the first time, “getting off on the right foot” and not making too many mistakes is of critical importance and can often be avoided by being sensitive to the information in this article.   Read More

• ALL COURAGE IS NOT PHYSICAL

  The first few factors that come to mind when we think of courage are issues of a physical nature such as bravery, gunfire, burning buildings, thwarting a crime in progress or pulling someone out of the line of fire.   Read More