Understanding NIBRS: The Group "B" Arrest Report
The Group "B" Arrest Report When generating NIBRS data into an ASCII text format, there are eight segments in the NIBRS file (numbered...
Revolutionizing Law Enforcement: The Transformative Power of Virtual Reality Training
In the ever-evolving landscape of law enforcement, staying ahead of the curve is crucial for ensuring public safety and effective crime...
Unraveling the New Features of Windows 11's Right-Click Menu
Windows 11 introduced some graphical and functional changes to the right-click context menu. These changes are meant to be more...
November 2023 Tips - Special Handling
Law enforcement agencies across the country are seeking ways to increase the safety and efficacy of interactions between officers and...
Use of Force Best Practices: Location Type
As the old adage goes: location, Location, LOCATION. While this often holds true to a business's success, it also holds true when it...
How is SQL Used in Law Enforcement?
What is SQL? In regards to your records management system, you might have heard the term SQL. Generally, “SQL” is pronounced by the...
October 2023 Tips - Officer Training Records
Ongoing police training, also known as in-service or continuing education, is essential for law enforcement officers to maintain and...
Searching and Editing Use of Force Submissions in the Pennsylvania UCR Portal
In our previous posts, we've covered everything from data fields to zero reports to electronic submissions. Continuing our Use of Force...
Understanding NIBRS: The Arrestee Segment
When NIBRS data is generated into an ASCII text format there are 8 segments in the NIBRS file (numbered 0–7). Each segment is represented...
“Ctrl”ing Microsoft Word – 10 Useful “Ctrl” Key Shortcuts for Everyday Use
Microsoft Word can be a valuable tool for law enforcement professionals for various tasks related to documentation, report writing, and...
