https://vimeo.com/1057695874 So let’s talk about video in a case. Unfortunately, video is one of those things that is very, very
The draft of the Human Factors Check list is a living document. Please leave thoughts and ideas you have regarding
Use of Force; Policy Matters (pre and post-incident) : As a Use of Force instructor for the past several years,
Defining Consistency In An Inherently Inconsistent Profession. Articles generate thought, thoughts provoke discussions, discussions catalyzeimprovement. This commentary highlights some points
How do we best extrapolate training from the video evidence of a critical incident? Simply stated, when we review a
After reading Michael Abrashoff’s “Turning the worst ship in the Navy into the best” I was inspired to convert some
Cops are super-humans. They can override the inherent limitations of their minds and bodies because they’ve been trained to do
As an experienced investigator, a national investigations trainer and a court certified expert witness I have been directly involved in
Finding the Perfect Blend of Technicality and Specialized Knowledge For Your Agency ~ Shifting the focus from “what are you
A look at “Shared Cognition” as a concept and theory in Law Enforcement In a critical incident involving law enforcement,
Part One of a Two Part Series – Understanding the nature of perceptual distortions and their potential impact on the
Part Two of the Two Part Series: The Totality of Facts and Circumstances from the Officers Perspective; Investigation and Evaluation
https://vimeo.com/928044715 Looming Effects Related to Visual Principles and the Effects on Video Review and Examination: When combined with the distortive
https://vimeo.com/928049517 General Perception Issues; Analysis of Force Through Video Review and Examination The phenomenon where an officer involved in a
There’s a large misunderstanding about the “objective standard” in use of force. CIR’s Jamie Borden clears up some of the errors that occur in the application of the force standard.
https://vimeo.com/923891378 The difference is between the the human eye (the larger 50 mm photo) and the Axon 4 camera is
https://vimeo.com/1015391531 A look at the application of Action v. Reaction in police use of force and in the Investigative Protocol.
1. Clarity and Understanding: Defining terms in a use-of-force policy helps provide clarity and avoid ambiguity. Different stakeholders, including officers,
