Month: August 2017

I had been a sergeant for about a year working the February graveyard shift. Sunday night at 2300 hours was how my week began—and was […]

While working AM watch one night in a black & white, I saw a vehicle fail to stop for a red light. After my partner […]

“Child’s Foot Caught in Lawnmower” While working as a K-9 officer in 1997, a call was voiced over the radio from the dispatch center, “Unit […]

As a Law Enforcement Officer, have you ever been involved in a conversation that amounted to gossip, rumors, innuendo or creating dissension? Take a look […]

Law Enforcement Officers are trained on how to effectively communicate with people on traffic stops, with victims of crime, and with suspects. But did you […]

So there I was, waiting for the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association Chaplain Training graduation to begin, and like any good Baptist, I was sitting as close […]