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Dale Stockton

Dale Stockton

The editor of Law Officer Magazine, Dale Stockton is a 32-year-veteran of law enforcement. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, the California Supervisory Leadership Institute, the FBI Southwest Command College and holds a graduate degree from the University of California School of Criminology, Law and Society. He has served as a Commissioner for California POST, the agency responsible for all California policing standards. Stockton has been nationally recognized as the most widely published public safety photographer and writer in the country and has taught college level criminal justice classes for more than 15 years. He has extensive public safety technology experience and exposure and currently works with the Automated Regional Justice Information System (ARJIS), the San Diego/Imperial Counties Regional Technology Center (RTC) and the National Institute of Justice (NIJ). His law enforcement field perspective and his technology project experience make him an effective practitioner technologist capable of providing invaluable subject matter expertise in public safety technology projects.

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From the Editor: Talkin' Shop on Internet Radio

Police layoffs and training were two topics covered on The Cop Doc Blogtalk Internet Radio Show.

Below 100: Let’s Get It Done!

There are five key elements of the Below 100 Project. If you encourage each one, you can play a key role in decreasing the number of officer deaths to historic lows.

Tune In: The Cop Doc Blogtalk Internet Radio

The police website gurus talk trends and issues in policing, and how they're addressing them.

Below 100: It Can Be Done

In recent years, about 150 officers have been killed annually on the job. If you look at the cases individually, you’ll find a disturbing truth: In many instances, the behavior that led to the death might have been corrected by a vigilant supervisor. Whether it’s wearing a vest, buckling a seatbelt or waiting for back up, trainers and supervisors must correct habits that can lead to more death in our ranks.

What’s Important

There’s no doubt in my mind that the latest book from respected trainer Brian Willis, If I Knew Then: Life Lessons from Cops on the Street, will prove to be a valuable resource for every trainer and supervisor out there.

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