Charisma, Narcissism & Power
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Cops and Booze (part one)
"The unique subculture of the law enforcement profession often makes alcohol use appear as an accepted practice to promote camaraderie and social interaction among…
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Creating Power & Charisma from a Position of Weakness
Added by Edward Brown on May 20, 2010 at 5:09pm — No Comments
Good Guys, Bad Guys, Hot Cars

Added by Nicole Reino on May 18, 2010 at 6:30pm — No Comments
Just a few more minutes
Just a few more minutes……
I woke up to a buzzing sound, wondering what the heck it was. Did I put my phone on vibrate? Oh heck no, it was the alarm clock. As I nuzzled deeper into my pillows, bringing my knees closer to my chest, all I thought was, just a…
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Charismatic Leadership: Going Against the Grain
Added by Edward Brown on May 14, 2010 at 2:38am — No Comments
National Police Week and COPS
During National Police Week, I think it’s really important to recognize a very special group that makes a huge difference for law enforcement families across the country. That group is COPS, Concerns of Police Survivors. All of the folks at Law Officer Magazine and LawOfficer.com have a huge amount of respect for this organization because its…
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Let's Reach Out to Baltimore Det. Jermaine Cook in Aftermath of Serious Attack With Injury By Karen L. Bune
It is not an unreasonable expectation for police officers to assume they may find themselves in danger or harm’s way while working in uniform, armed, and on duty. However, for Detective Jermaine Cook of the Baltimore Maryland Police Department, the situation he recently encountered on his way home from work after his shift differed from the norm. While his vehicle was halted at a stop sign, Detective…
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Trust
Trust, the most needed thing for a law enforcement officer
Trust as defined is assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something: one in which confidence is placed. As I think back on…
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Can Charisma Be Lost?
Added by Edward Brown on May 6, 2010 at 4:13pm — 1 Comment
Chief Cathy L. Lanier and Her Counterparts Need Autonomy in Policing By Karen L. Bune
Being a police chief is by no means an easy job. It is a position replete with highly important and multitudinous responsibilities. The chief is ultimately held accountable for the actions and results of the troops. Though most chiefs prefer to determine their own destiny and have the latitude to lead as they choose, their autonomy is oftentimes restricted by the political interests that abound in…
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Lean on Me: The importance of social support for police officers.
I fancy myself a bridge between researchers on the one hand,…
Added by Jeff Shannon on May 2, 2010 at 12:52pm — 1 Comment
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