Melissa Mann

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Melissa Mann is recently retired from the field of law enforcement. Her experience spanned 18 years which included assignments in Corrections, Community Policing, Dispatch Communications and Search and Rescue. Melissa holds a BS in Criminal Justice and MA in Psychology with an emphasis on studies on the psychological process of law enforcement officers. She holds a deep passion for researching and writing about the lifestyle of police and corrections work and the far-reaching psychological effects on the officer and their world.

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7 ideas for correctional leaders who want to “go green”
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With the annual cost to house a prisoner in the United States well over $31,000 and rising, why wouldn’t the nation’s facilities examine both environmentally conscious and cost saving options?
How RFID technology can help corrections facilities
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Other tracking mechanisms exist — such as biometric scanning — but a radio frequency identification system takes less of a bite out of jail facility budgets
4 types of products that can enhance your scenario training
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The key is to make the scenarios as real as possible, yet safe from unnecessary training injuries
5 common non-lethal tools for the correctional officer
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The ultimate purpose of less lethal weapons is to successfully disorient, distract and incapacitate threats
Why corrections officials should be using cloud storage to organize digital evidence
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Digital video evidence is being used by the law enforcement more and more; here’s how cloud storage can help you make sense of the data and make it easily accessible when you need it
How driving simulators can make your correctional agency safer
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Driving simulators can place trainees in a simulated but realistic environment, from which they can emerge better prepared for any scenario they might encounter on the road
How virtual training is better preparing law enforcement for the field
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Virtual training is offering options that were out of reach of most department’s budgets; now FTOs can train their new recruits in a realistic but safe environment
4 tips for keeping your correctional boots in fighting shape
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A good cleaning and shine will minimize wear and tear on your footwear and keep your feet comfortable throughout an entire shift
4 helpful tips for choosing the right correctional knife
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Use these five tips to help you choose the right duty knife for work and for play
4 questions to ask when buying body armor
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Officers who don't wear body armor regularly are three to four times more likely to suffer a fatal injury from a torso shot than officers who routinely wear body armor; here's what you need to consider when making a purchase
Best tips for purchasing correctional officer duty boots
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Duty boots are as important as a stab-proof vest; a poor pair of shoes can not only cause injury but also impair safety while on the job. Here’s what you need to know when purchasing a good pair of duty boots.
Security breach 101: How to recognize and prevent cyber attackers
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Security breaches are rising at an alarming rate; here’s how to recognize a breach, avenues they can come from and best practices for prevention
Detail is key when buying a prison records management system
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When it comes to creating a system to cover all of your facility’s needs, knowing exactly what you want is the main objective
How prisons can afford expensive contraband prevention tools
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If you're looking for a more affordable way to get that desired body scanner, here are some creative options to add to your budget
4 options for contraband cell phone detection
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Cell phones are a continuous threat inside correctional facilities; here’s how you can find and stop this type of contraband before it becomes a problem in your prison or jail
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