The Fugitive (1993) – A Perspective Review
A man - a famous one, a surgeon that’s murdered his wife - on the run. The city of Chicago. Law Enforcement on his...
Free Field Training Podcast
Stupid Things Old Cops Told Me
One of the best instructors a cop can have, is history. The stories, guidance and perspective it provides helps to hone the...
Hang ‘Em High (1968) – A Perspective Review
In 1968, an already 38-year-old Clint Eastwood was made a producer of a movie that was going to be the "bridge" back to the...
Code of Silence (1985) – A Perspective Review
The sprawling city of Chicago. A bad cop. A dead kid... and Chuck Norris? There's something magnetic about Chuck Norris. It's why we can...
Are Security Guards Doing Too Much?
Personnel in the Security industry can always learn something new when it comes to interacting and working with members of the local...
Live Q&A: Now Is the Perfect Time to Become a Cop in the US
While most modern-day newsfeeds would have you thinking that now wouldn't be the best time to become a police officer in the...
A Cop’s First Time…
In police work we say there are some things you will see that you just can't unsee. Things that will change you,...
Stress: Passing The POLICE Oral Board
Testing. It's something that not everyone does well. When you consider that the people that are testing you are in charge of...
How to Spot Police Impersonators (and What to Do…)
There are few things more aggravating for those in security in law enforcement than those who take time to fake that they...
Parking Tickets – How They REALLY Work…
We've all gotten'em. We've all paid the fines associated with 'em - well, almost everyone. Are you curious about Parking Tickets? Wonder...
Thieves in Law Enforcement – But Not the Ones You’re Thinking of…
Being a new member of any law enforcement is already filled with perils of all kinds. Who'd have thought that you'd have...
Why Cops Use .40
The debate is a regular one, but the details, numbers and statistics make the choice clear. Be sure to listen to this...
