KYPCIS bill, House Bill 68, will be heard next on the Senate floor.
Denial: The First Enemy
Originally published in Summer 2015, the following article offers insight into how Kentucky State Police help schools handle critical incidents.
Knock, Knock! Who’s There?
Knock-and-Talk and Protective Sweep
KYPCIS Bill Moves Forward Following Unanimous House Passage
For more on Kentucky Post-Critical Incident Seminars, please visit www.kypcis.com.
De-escalation
A careful balance of tactics, knowledge, wisdom, communication and experience can lead to de-escalation.
DOCJT New Instructors
Meet DOCJT's newest instructors hired in 2017
New Leaders - January 2018
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
CDP Certificates - January 2018
KLEC congratulates and recognizes individuals for earning career development certificates.
Use of Force in Crisis
When an officer is faced with a sudden, violent and dangerous subject, force is reasonable. How much force depends upon the circumstances.
Fentanyl Exposure, Needle Sticks Growing Risk to Officers
Fentanyl exposure is a serious risk for law enforcement. Read tips here to keep yourself safe
Spotlight: Jackson County Sheriff Paul Hays
Sheriff Hays talks trust, trends and training.
KYPCIS Bill Unanimously Passes House Judiciary Committee
Stay tuned for continued coverage on HB 68.
Three Techniques to Limit Civil Liability Exposure
Policy development, training programs and proper supervision can help defend against civil liability.
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LMPD Using Outside-the-Box Thinking in its Social Media Platforms
Law Enforcement Officers Should Never Suffer in Silence
Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John Tilley issues personal plea to Kentucky officers