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Defensive Tactics/Subject Control   [ top ]
  • Real-World Knife Defense, Tactical Response, Nov-Dec 2007
  • The Elbow is Key to Control, Tactical Response, Jan-Feb 2005
  • Headbutt Awareness and Prevention,  The Police Marksman, Nov/Dec 2004
  • The Tactical Duty Knife is a Great Last-Ditch Weapon, Police & Security News, Sep/Oct 2004 (not available)
  •  ISC Control Points:  Law Enforcement Application--Part 2, Defensive Tactics Newsletter, April, 2004
  • ISC Control Points:  Law Enforcement Application--Part 1, Defensive Tactics Newsletter, Oct, 2003
  • Combat Realities:  Defensive Tactics, The Police Marksman, May/June 2003
  • Defeating the Nuclear Turtle, The Police Marksman, March/April 2003
  • Officers, Knives, and the Ostrich Factor, The Law Enforcement Trainer (ASLET), Jan/Feb 2003
  • Knives as Police Backup Weapons  The Utah Peace Officer, Winter 2002/2003
  • Groundfighting: The "ground control position" The Police Marksman, May/June, 2002
  • Handcuffing 101....The Police Marksman, Jan/Feb 2002
  • Groundfighting Do's and Dont's......Law & Order, June 2001

  • Holstered Weapon Retention: Go for the hand!, Part II....Defensive Tactics Newsletter, Apr. 2002

  • Holstered Weapon Retention: Go for the hand!, Part I....Defensive Tactics Newsletter, Oct. 2001

  • Outcome‑Based Defensive Tactics Training ...... Law & Order, June, 2001

  • I am the Weapon    The Police Marksman, Jan/Feb 2001

  • Working to the Police Solution The Police Marksman, September/October 2000

  • Moving from Martial Arts to Principal‑Based Training ...... Law & Order, June 2000

  • Martial Arts and Cops .... The Police Marksman, March/April 2000

  • The Origin of Technique    Defensive Tactics Newsletter, April, 2000

  • Extracting Resisting Suspects from Commercial Aircraft ........ Police, January, 2000

  • Preventing Training Injuries in Defensive Tactics    The Police Marksman, January/February, 2000

  • Team Handcuffing    The Police Marksman, July/August, 1999

  • Teaching the Angle Kick ...... The Police Marksman, May/June, 1999

  • Weapon Retention in the Tactical Environment ... The Police Marksman, January/February, 1999

  • Weapon Recovery: Why We Slap, Not Grab    Defensive Tactics Newsletter, October 1998

  • Why I Don't Teach the Front Kick to Cops ..... Defensive Tactics Newsletter, October 1998

  • Full Contact Conflict Management Training in Academies    Defensive Tactics Newsletter, April 1998

  • Searching the Female Prisoner    The Police Marksman, January/February 1998

  • Employing Impact Weapons: Reciprocal Targeting . .Defensive Tactics Newsletter, October 1997

  • Suspect Takedowns: A Primer .. The Police Marksman, September/October 1996

  • In‑hand Weapon Retention ........ The Police Marksman, March/April 1994

  • A Safer Technique for Uncuffing a Prisoner The Police Marksman, January/February 1993

Firearms Related    [ top ]
  • Shootings:  Moving off the line,  The Firearms Instructor (IALEFI), Issue 40, 2006

  • Unintentional Discharge:  Calling it what it is,  The Police Marksman, Jan/Feb 2006

  • Real-World Contact Shots,  The Police Marksman, Jan/Feb 2006

  • Real-World Tunnel Vision and Training,   The Firearms Instructor (IALEFI), Issue 38, 2004

  • Teaching Finger Indexing, The Police Marksman, January/February, 2004

  • Retraining the Problem-Shooter, Part V, The Police Marksman, March/April, 2004

  • Retraining the Problem-Shooter, Part IV, The Police Marksman, January/February, 2004

  • Retraining the Problem-Shooter, Part III, The Police Marksman, November/December, 2003

  • Retraining the Problem-Shooter, Part I, The Police Marksman, September/October, 2003

  • Retraining the Problem-Shooter, Part I, The Police Marksman, July/Aug, 2003

  • Unusual Shooting Positions:  Training for the Real-World, The Police Marksman, May/June 2003

  • Why Train to Shoot and Move?, The Utah Peace Officer, Spring 2003

  • Smooth is Fast  The Police Marksman, September/October 2001

  • Avoiding Spray & Pray    Law & Order, Oct 1999

  • Training to Prevent Tragedy The Police Marksman, November/December 1998

  • The Need for First‑Shot Hit Training      The Police Marksman, March/April 1998

  • Basic Shotgun Training        The Police Marksman, July/August 1997

  • Training the Recruit to Shoot: Part I .... The Police Marksman, March/April 1997

  • Training the Recruit to Shoot: Part II ... The Police Marksman, May/June 1997

  • Training the Recruit to Shoot: Part III .. The Police Marksman, July/August 1997

  • Training the Recruit to Shoot: Part IV .. The Police Marksman, September/October 1997

  • Training the Recruit to Shoot: Part V ... The Police Marksman, November/December 1997

  • Why Don't Cops Use Cover?  ........   The Police Marksman, November/December 1996

  • Remediating the Problem Handgun Shooter .....The Police Marksman, March/April 1996

  • Why Sighted Fire?     The Police Marksman, September/October 1995

  • Tandem Search and Shooting Techniques .........The Tactical Edge, Winter 1995

  • Firearms Training From Another Angle........The Police Marksman, November/December 1994

  • Ready, Aim, Hit ...   The Police Marksman, September/October 1994

  • The Proper Weapon Hold on a Suspect     The Police Marksman, November/December 1993

  • Shotgun at the Barricade   The Police Marksman, September/October 1993

  • Hitting In the Dark  ......   The Tactical Edge, Winter 1993

  • Weapon Mounted LASERs and Flashlights ..    The Police Marksman, January/February 1993

  • Slow Down and Hit  The Police Marksman, July/August 1992

Policy and Liability Issues    [ top ]
  • Public Safety Statements,  The Police Marksman, Jul/Aug 2006
  • Death by Indifference:  a new explanation of "Why did he make me shoot?"  The Police Marksman, Jul/Aug 2005
  • When am I Justified to Point My Gun at a Suspect?  The Police Marksman, Sep/Oct 2004
  • Corrected Vision:  Officers and Liability, Police and Security News, May/June 2004  (not available)
  • Death by Indifference, Law & Order, December, 2003
  • What is Compliance?  Law and Order, December, 2003.
  • Knife Policy and Training Law & Order, June 2002
  • Force Continuums: A liability to law enforcement? FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, June 2002
  • Separate Use of Force Reports? Not a good idea Law & Order, November 2000

  • Acceptable Casualties Versus Reasonable Risk    Law & Order, October 2000

  • The Need for a Tactical Folding Knife Policy Law & Order, July 2000

  • Re‑Thinking Force Policies . Law & Order, December 1999

  • Reluctance to Use Deadly Force: Causes, Consequences, and Cure FBI Law Enforc. Bulletin, Oct 1999

  • Coming At You: Plaintiffs Attorneys    The Police Marksman, January/February 1999

  • Reviewing Force Reports 101     The Police Marksman, September/October 1998

  • Shooting the Unarmed Suspect and Surviving the Aftermath    The Police Marksman, Sep/Oct 1998

  • The Case for Arming Officers With Rifles  Law & Order, September 1998

  • Is Your Agency's Force Policy Current?   Managing Your Risk, March 1998

  • Using Force: Actual Requirements v. the Plaintiffs Version  Law Enforcement Liability Beat, August, 1998

  • When Do We Pursue: Justifying the High Speed Pursuit   The Police Chief, March 1997

  • Sudden In‑Custody Deaths  The Police Marksman, March/April 1997

  • Facing Depositions and the Civil Process The Police Marksman, January/February 1997

  • The Need for a Weapons Inspection Policy ... The Police Marksman, September/October 1996

  • Use of Force Certification ..... The A.S.L.ET. Journal, May/June 1996

  • Re‑Thinking Time and Distance .. The Police Marksman, January/February 1996

  • Philosophy of Police Live Fire Training   The Police Marksman, March/April 1995

  • Use of Force Wheel ... The Police Marksman, July/August 1994

Miscellaneous/Tactical    [ top ]
  • The OODA Loop:  A key component to response, The Police Marksman, July/Aug, 2007

  • Sharpening Your Duty Knife, Tactical Response, Mar-Apr 2007
  • Practical Handsigns for Patrol, The Police Marksman, May/Jun, 2006

  • Re-Thinking the "21-Foot Rule", Tactical Response, Nov-Dec 2005
  • Officer Defense Against OC Spray, Police & Security News, Nov/Dec 2005
  • Results Not Typical, The Police Marksman, July/Aug, 2004
  • Tac-Knife Carry Positions, The Police Marksman, July/Aug, 2003

  • Be Ready At All Times?  The Police Marksman, Jan/Feb 2003

  • Executive Protection:  When you are the detail, The Police Marksman, Sep/Oct 2002

  • Agency Training Czars? Pro's and Con's ... The Police Marksman, July/Aug 2001

  • Responding to the Active Shooter . Law & Order, Oct 1999

  • The Use of Cover Fire by Officers The Police Marksman, Sept/Oct 1999

  • Interviewing Officers Involved in a Deadly Force Event   Law & Order, May 1999

  • What is Going On With Our Kids? Quick to Violence   Managing Your Risk, AWC, Nov. 1998

  • Cuff 'n' Stuff: Critical Vehicle Stops .. The Police Marksman, March/April 1997

  • Tactical Integrity   The Police Marksman, November/December 1996

  • Door Entry Fundamentals . The Tactical Edge, Fall 1996

  • Angles and Capabilities: Tactics Usefully Defined   The Police Marksman, May/June 1996

  • Starting a Training Program   The Police Marksman, May/June 1996

  • Chalk it, Talk it, Walk it, Run it .. The Police Marksman, November/December 1995

  • Movement During Hazardous Times   The Police Marksman, September/October 1994

  • Training for the Real Thing ..... The Tactical Edge, Winter 1993

  • Tactical Diagramming: NTOA Style .... The Tactical Edge, Winter 1991

  • Common Tactical Myths ...... The Police Marksman, September/October 1991

California Peace Officer Murder Study Articles    [ top ]

1998

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 32, No. 4, 1998

1997

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 30, No. 3, 1998
1996

Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 30, No. 1, 1996

1994-95

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 29, No. 1, 1995

1992

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 27, No. 4, 1993

1990‑91

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 26, No. 2, 1992

 

Decade of the 1980's   The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 24, No. 1, 1990

1988

The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 23, No. 1, 1989
1986‑87 The Journal of California Law Enforcement, Vol. 22, No. 1, 1988

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