Crisis situations are a normal part of law enforcement work. Officers should be ready to control emergency situations ranging from public...

Police reports are very important in law enforcement. They provide information about incidents, arrests, and investigations. The smallest...

Every day, police officers in the United States and abroad confront numerous challenges in report writing, highlighting the importance of...

Beginning your law enforcement career will introduce both rewarding and demanding experiences. Criminal law applicants need to adjust...

I recently read a great article about the weight certain words and their placement have in a sentence. I am a proponent of starting most...

Police work requires physical capability and fast choices, yet also needs officers to excel in communication abilities, legal...

Documenting events correctly is an important part of law enforcement. The police report is an official document giving an account of an...

It’s Vs. Its                           Overview  Let’s discuss the difference between it’s vs. its. This is a common error in reports,...

What Is the Difference Between A Lot and Alot?   The short answer is – A lot is correct. And Alot  is not a word.  A lot  is like any ...

Flexible Learning Schedule One of the most significant benefits of online police training is the flexibility it offers. As a police...

Here's a great and quick read on "One Thought (Fact) Per Sentence." This is the formula within the Formula. Stick to one fact per...

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/parallelism/?utm_source=email_share&utm_medium=content

Here's a good article on active vs. passive voice. I'll be adding more on active voice because of the difference it makes in your police...

Introduction In every police department, the ability to write clear and accurate reports is essential. These reports serve as crucial...

Advise vs. Advice   What’s the difference between the two?....And, are we using the words “advise” or “advised” in our reports too much?!...

As police officers, we describe a lot of things! We often used modifiers to describe what we are talking about.  A misplaced modifier is...