Lexipol

It is predictable that you will encounter used needles even when you’re not searching anyone

Our liability does not end when the inmate walks out of our jail and the steel gate closes behind him or her

We need to have a plan in place for not if, but when we encounter someone who has overdosed in the booking or holding areas

If civilians do not have good training, the security network of the institution suffers

When analyzed in abstract terms, the intelligence process sounds vague, complicated and difficult to execute. This need not be the case

Keeping the jail clean may fall into the box of "other duties assigned" but that does not mean officers should disregard the importance of jail cleanliness

Conduct every pat search as though your life depended on it – as it just might

As correctional professionals, you must recognize those inmates who require protective custody

Five key factors make up the mission of security threat group intelligence gathering operations in a correctional setting

Are Department of Justice-certified PREA auditors permitted to conduct any part of the onsite portion of the PREA audit remotely?

Regardless of your assignment, a flashlight is an essential piece of gear

Though other federal courts had already determined a prison visitor must be given the option to leave rather than submit to a strip search, the 9th Circuit had not spoken sufficiently to clearly establish that right in its jurisdiction

Always maintain a position of control and advantage over an inmate

Reach out your hand to others, and do not slap their hands away

The thwarting of inmate plans for escape, drug trafficking, gang activity or assaults does not occur by chance