Chris Grollnek Police Officer and Active Shooter / Lessons Learned
Found a Great Photo from my “younger days”
Some of the best times of my life where when I was training Marines... God Bless you all, I hope [...]
City of Buffalo lags on compliance with workplace violence rules
The following article was shared from Twitter and reposted here. The original can be found at: http://www.buffalonews.com/city/city-hall/article933900.ece and was last [...]
Not a Post on Topic but an Incredible Story to Share
Every now and then, in the middle of the constant barrage of crap that's just pissing us all off these [...]
Probable Cause
The definition of probable cause is found within the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America. [...]
Try and Answer the Following Questions Regarding Work Place Violence?
This is worth the repost and thank you John for asking for it... Take a minute and see if you [...]
A few thoughts on “community policing”
Community policing models focus on police working with citizens of communities in the interest of solving common problems. Working with [...]
Failure Event Statistics researched by Chris Grollnek
Failure Event Statistics researched by Chris Grollnek Active Shooter Training Work Place Violence Consulting The following Failure Event Statistics have [...]
Sample of Consulting Contract Report Intro Summary to Customer (released with their permission and redacted at their request)
The following summary came from a physical and internet security assessment completed by CGPGMG, LLC and Countermeasure Consulting Group, LLC [...]
Circling Back to the Beginning
I initially started this blog for the purpose of discussing all things police: the impossible positions officers are put in [...]
Retired Police Corporal Chris Grollnek and the Police Code of Ethics
Todays need for officers to rely on a set of ground rules and ethos is vital to retain public trust. [...]
