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Pullman Police Department using new intervention training - Vimarsana News

Pullman Police Department using new intervention training

The Pullman Police Department joins other agencies utilizing the Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement training, which focuses on misconduct prevention. According to The Community Policing Dispatch website, ABLE is provided by the Georgetown University Law Center. The program was launched in 2021 by Georgetown’s Innovative Policing Program in partnership with the Sheppard Mullin Law firm,...

'Intervention' training spreading through Washington state's police departments - Vimarsana News

'Intervention' training spreading through Washington state's police departments

The mandatory training teaches officer how to police themselves, saving lives and careers.

Source: king5.com
Weber State police complete national certification for officer peer accountability - Vimarsana News

Weber State police complete national certification for officer peer accountability

Weber State University police completed a national certification program designed to strengthen a culture of peer accountability within police departments.

Source: ksl.com
Ocean City police chief's one regret? No new headquarters. - Vimarsana News

Ocean City police chief's one regret? No new headquarters.

After almost six years as police chief in Ocean City, Jay Prettyman says he cared for his officers, but he would have liked to have gotten a new police station completed. He retires Friday.

Ocean City police chief's one regret? No new headquarters. - Vimarsana News

Ocean City police chief's one regret? No new headquarters.

After almost six years as police chief in Ocean City, Jay Prettyman says he cared for his officers, but he would have liked to have gotten a new police station completed. He retires Friday.