V15P01- Killing of Trooper Coates: What Has Changed Since
This program deals with updates the South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) has made since the death of Trooper Mark Coates on November 20, 1992. It is in his memory that this program is dedicated, as well as to the memory of the other 49 SCHP troopers who, as of this program, have given their lives since the patrol was organized in 1931.
V14P04 – Shootout in Conroe: What Would You Have Done?
A veteran Texas officer responds to a call for a man with a shotgun outside a local bakery. But his decision not to pull the trigger on the rifle wielder, for the sake of potentially innocent bystanders, nearly cost him his life. What would you have done?
SI08 – What Every Street Cop Needs to Know About Terrorists
This program is complete with vital information on dealing with the new terrorist threat in this county, including what to look for and what to do when you find it.
TMW24 – Officer chasing armed robbery suspect at night must decide whether to keep radio on
What’s more important; contact …or silence?
60secTO-19 – Blood Spitter
A doctor stopped for drunk driving spits blood on an officer after the physician has beaten his head bloody in the cruiser. What would your response be?
RCR21 – Rape Victims’ Do’s and Don’ts
For many officers, dealing with rape victims can be one of their most traumatic experiences. It's also a very painful experience, obviously, for the rape victim.
V02P01 – Hit and Run
A South Carolina State Trooper was nearly killed by a drunken motorist while he was on the side of a highway making a traffic stop.
V04P09 – Fresno, CA-Multi-Ethnic Community Policing
Many agencies now must deal with the dilemma of communities which have a multitude of ethnic groups and languages.
V07P06 – SC Officer Struck by Suspect in Vehicle / Subsequent Shooting Death
A drug suspect refuses to get out from behind the wheel of a vehicle during a bust.
V10P03 – Cop’s Life Saver: Passenger Side Approach
The whys and wherefores of the passenger-side approach with dramatic evidence of how it saved one officer's life.