Editor Paul Peluso and retired Lt. Frank Borelli discuss contemporary forensic tools and how they are impacting the collection and use of data from items such as cell phones.

Rather than setting fixed goals, it's better to set your sights on improvements - with inevitable goals as the result. Our editorial team discusses New Years resolutions and how they can benefit you through your career - not just the year.

How do you find a work-life balance when you're working as an undercover ATF agent in Detroit in the 1970s? Joe Vince Jr. talks about the challenges of being a young father and husband, and learning what parts of the job he never brought home.

It's amazing how architecture and outlook have changed the public safety facility from what it once was. Welcoming the public while meeting all needs is a unique balance. Our editors discuss the recent winners.

Michigan State Police tested new patrol vehicles for 2023 and there were a few surprises. Our editorial staff discusses the new trucks, SUVs and sedan.

Working out of a dumpster in Detroit in the middle of December? Facing down a suspect with a sawed off shotgun? Having a loaded crossbow pointed at your head? Undercover work for Joe Vince Jr. wasn't glamorous in the '70s, and it was often dangerous.

In this episode we talk about things that law enforcement professionals can be thankful for today - and how different that is from decades ago.

Our editorial team discusses the strengths and value of having veterans serving in law enforcement as we look forward to celebrating Veterans Day 2022.

"Fear" often is all about risk and there are ways we can minimize ours. This podcast discusses some equipment and tactics as well as having some fun sharing stories about haunted locations for Halloween.

While a clear understanding of short and long term costs is imperative, it's difficult to put a dollar figure on the value of data available for the patrol officer today.