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The program is called Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) and is currently implemented in more than 175 police departments and sheriff departments nationwide.
Chris Noeller is Pueblo's new police chief after holding position as interim for three months. Here's what his thoughts are on how he will lead:
Aurora Police Department looking to bystander training for its officers Most officers to have new training by 2022 During a Tuesday press briefing, Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson said she hoped transparency and new training would help repair the department's strained relationship with the community. One of those training programs is active bystander training. and last updated 2021-07-29 02:25:27-04 AURORA, Colo. --- Leadership in the Aurora Police Department has admitted the agency has a strained relationship with the community. Body camera video released on Tuesday didn't help. The vid...
Dallas Police Adopt New Training; Critics Say It’s a Waste The Dallas Weekly By Steven Monacelli DALLAS, Texas (The Dallas Weekly) — The Dallas Police Department has adopted a new training program designed to encourage officers to intervene in and speak up about the misconduct of fellow officers. It’s known as Active Bystandership in Law Enforcement, or “ABLE” for short. Proponents believe it will help break down the “blue wall of silence,” the informal code among police officers to not report on a colleague’s errors, misconducts, or crimes, including police brutalit...
More than 800 Dallas police officers have completed a new training that aims to teach them how to best intervene if they see potential misconduct by another officer.