1998
| Whether it's a disgruntled employee lashing out at a supervisor, a domestic fight carried over into the workplace, or a rejected suitor stalking a woman - workplace violence has given police new cause for caution as enraged personalities erupt into violence. Mark C. Ide |
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YOU'RE NOT CHANGING MY STREET NAME!
By Francis X. HoltPREPARING FOR WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
by Kevin WillettNBC + WMD = TERRORISM
First Responders on the Front Line
by Nancy J. RiggCHIPS!
Computer Component Thefts – A Dispatcher Challenge for the 90's
by Lou MadeiraSCANDINAVIAN POLICE
9-1-1 Magazine Rides Along in Linkoping, Sweden
by Sven-Erik HanssonFIRE APPARATUS IN THE HOLY LAND
A Visit To Three Fire Departments In Israel
by Martin Goffe9-1-1 HANGUPS
A 9-1-1 Magazine Special Report
by Randall D. LarsonTHE IMPORTANCE OF PSAP REDUNDANCY AND BACKUP
by W. Brad Magill
NOTE: A brief synopsis for many of these features is also available.
INTERNET WATCH
Training - Online Style
by Dave LartonEMS REPORT
Pathway Management – Implementation Models
by Sheldon GilbertPOLICE CHIEF'S PERSPECTIVE
School Zone or War Zone? School Shootings revisited
by John M. EllerTRAINING TACTICS
"Help Me, My Daddy is Hurting My Mommy"
by Phil SalafiaFIRE CHIEF'S COMMENTARY
Terrorism and the Three C's Coordination, Cooperation, Communication
by Frank C. Schaper
EDITOR'S DESK: Hostile Environment
