In Part II, corrections expert Gary Cornelius provides viewers and students with vitally important information related to how cons and criminals use social media to try to get over on law enforcement both inside and outside penal institutions. Gary points out that “..cell phones are better than gold…” to criminals, because they provide a window to not only the outside world but also provide huge opportunities for them to communicate with others also in incarcerated settings.

This course covers the topic of officer liability and the many factors that contribute to officers using excessive force, hurting himself or others, he/she getting killed.

Dispatchers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department receive calls at 2:00 A.M. concerning cows running loose on the highway.

Like the program dealing with Spanish commands, this video takes officers through the most commonly used signs of the deaf one might encounter on the street.

An escaped Federal prisoner is stopped by a Louisiana officer, but the subject is allowed to leave despite many signs pointing to him as the escapee.

Sheriff's deputies in North Carolina resort to lethal force after a passenger in a vehicle stopped for minor driving violations reaches for a gun.

The La Crosse, Wisconsin Police Department has developed an approach which has become a national -even international- model for any law enforcement agency faced with crowd or even riot control.