V12P10 – Cops and Hazardous Materials; What Officers Need to Know
Whether it is ricin in a Las Vegas hotel, anthrax in a D.C. post office, rolling meth labs in upstate New York or a huge chlorine explosion in downstate Missouri, cops are usually the first responders to these scenes.
SI18 – Drug Concealment Spots
Your officers will be amazed at the ingenuity of the drug runners when it comes to concealing their dope. Some of the most surprising and clever drug concealment spots ever recorded are analyzed.
TMW07 – Calling out all possible ID factors in high and low risk stops
Better too much information than too little. It could save your life.
TMW02 – Transporting dangerous prisoners
Prisoners get the drop on transporting officers sometimes with dangerous consequences. Protect yourself.
60secTO-04 – Mayor’s Son
An officer lets the drunken son of a small-town mayor go free in an ethical lapse.
RCR06 – Officer Tries to Block Moving Subject’s Car
A highway patrol officer stands in front of a stopped subject's car ordering the individual not to proceed. When the subject, however DOES continue driving forward, the officer draws his service weapon and fires numerous times at the fleeing individual striking him.
V03P04 – Domestic Violence
Anne O'Dell, a former veteran street cop provides highly-touted training for officers dealing with issues of domestic violence.
V05P12 – Courtroom Testimony
One of the most crucial aspects of any officer's responsibilities is also one of the most difficult and least understood: courtroom testimony.
V08P09 – San Francisco Officers Die in Response Crash
A horrific T-bone accident kills one San Francisco officer and critically injures two others during an emergency response.