In an effort to keep up with staffing shortages, agencies have turned to lateral hires as a way to fill this gap. The lateral-hire employee is usually experienced and knowledgeable in the law. But they also have to be trained in the ways of the new agency and this occurs through the Field Training program. Join us as we will explore the how and why of training lateral-hires without the risk of losing the lateral or creating additional organiza...

Global violent extremism and near-peer threats are increasing against a backdrop of U.S. DoD political polarization in Washington, D.C. It is more vital than ever to educate our political leaders.During this roundtable, attendees will: Learn about the dependence on legacy systems and process and the need for adaptation, innovation, and institutional agilityUnderstand the need to provide our nation with a balanced portfolio of capabilities to a...

That's right, ELETE is BACK and has partnered with the International Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Investigators Association (IOMGIA) to offer a law enforcement expo to all attendees to each of these conferences. This offers "YOU" an affordable opportunity to network and showcase your products with those who they might not otherwise have the opportunity to do so throughout the year!!

Recent active shooter attacks in Atlanta and Colorado are a stark reminder that deadly violence can break out at any workplace or public venue. While every attack is different, there are commonalities -- including cases where intended victims are protecting themselves and even fight back. The numbers show that active shooter incidents are increasing yet the death toll per attack is less than it could have been, often due to awareness of what t...

The IACP Indian Country Law Enforcement Section meeting provides an opportunity to discuss critical issues facing the tribal law enforcement community, identify best practices, and enhance relationships with your colleagues. The meeting will feature updates from federal partners in tribal justice, case study presentations from tribal law enforcement leaders, and other informative workshops.

Whether you are a Chief, a Superintendent, or whatever high-ranking title you may have, the bottom line is that your officers continue to do their jobs day in and day out. Despite the negativity on the street and from the media, these brave men and women continue to put on the uniform and serve their communities. Beyond what is expected of you in your job description, what are you doing to ensure the health and wellness of all of your people?...

Heavy documentation demands create serious challenges for you and your agency on a daily basis. While completing incident reports and other paperwork is critical to law enforcement, this time-consuming task can keep officers away from what matters most: protecting and serving the community. Now, there's a better way. Law enforcement agencies throughout North America are adopting speech recognition to make the reporting process faster, safer an...

Situational awareness is a topic that has gained much attention over the last few years. When it comes to officer safety it is common to hear phrases like “keep your head on a swivel” or “watch your six” but what do such taglines really mean in a practical sense? Such one-liners are repeated so often they have become meaningless and do not translate into proactive safety measures. Criminal justice professions cannot aff...

Heavy documentation demands create serious challenges for you and your agency on a daily basis. While completing incident reports and other paperwork is critical to law enforcement, this time-consuming task can keep officers away from what matters most: protecting and serving the community. Now, there's a better way. Law enforcement agencies throughout North America are adopting speech recognition to make the reporting process faster, safer an...

Criminative Evidence is any fact or circumstance that lead to, happened during, or was used to cover up a crime. In this Webinar, the Practitioner will learn how to identify those facts and circumstances based on their appearance and location. Once identified, the practitioner will learn how a set of universally applicable analytical principles can be used to solve the crime.