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One of the capstone experiences in the Command College is authoring a professional journal article to capture the outcomes of the students’ research project. The purpose of the journal article is to explore an important topic that will affect the future of law enforcement operations or service. Some of the recently published articles are listed below.
Lieutenant Andrew Borrello (Class 39), San Gabriel Police Department
Acoustic Force Technology
Tactical Response Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 3, May-June 2007
Lieutenant Dave Faulkner (Class 41), Fontana Police Department
How Will Law Enforcement Address Gridlock in the Year 2015; A Fast Look at a Slow Moving Issue
California Police Chiefs Association website, http://www.californiapolicechiefs.org/nav_files/technology/tech_07.html, August 18, 2007
Captain Dan Fish (Class 41), Petaluma Police Department
The Police Station of the Future: How to Build It Today
P&SN Police and Security News, Volume 24, Issue 1, January/February 2008
Lieutenant Mark A. Garcia (Class 40), San Bernardino Police Department
Plugging the Dike: Viable Options for Filling the Looming Law Enforcement Leadership Vacuum
California Peace Officers Association (CPOA) Journal, Volume 42, No. 1 2008, February 2008
Lieutenant Jacqueline Gomez-Whiteley (Class 40), Orange Police Department
“Dirty Bombs” – A Genuine Threat?
Police and Security News (P&SN), Volume 24, Issue 4, July/August 2008
Mike Harden (Class 40), Modesto Police Department
The Leadership Challenge: Emotionally Preparing the Workforce for a Pandemic Event
9-1-1 Magazine, November/December 2007 and
The Law Enforcement Bulletin, July 2008
Captain Ronald Jones (Class 41), California Highway Patrol
Eyes on Tomorrow – Hands on Today
Police Futurist, Police Futurists International, Volume 16, No. 1, Spring 2008
Lieutenant Carolin Larson (Class 39), Santa Monica Police Department
My Partner the Robot: A New Law Enforcement Staffing Option?
California Police Chiefs Association website, http://www.californiapolicechiefs.org/nav_files/technology/tech_07.html, November 7, 2007
Captain Darryl McCallister (Class 39), Hayward Police Department
Law Enforcement Turns to Face Recognition
Information Today Magazine, Volume 24, No. 5, May 2007
Captain Gary Montecuollo (Class 39), Glendale Police Department
Cutting out the Chase
POLICE Magazine, Volume 31, Number 11, November 2007
Captain Albert Pardini (Class 39), San Francisco Police Department
Military Base Closures-Opportunities for Law Enforcement?
The Journal of California Law Enforcement, CPOA, Volume 41, 2008
Lieutenant Phlunte' Riddle (Class 40), Pasadena Police Department
Leading the Next Generation of Law Enforcement through Emotional Intelligence
The Journal of California Law Enforcement, CPOA, Volume 42 No. 1, 2008
Jeri Weinstein (Class 39), Los Angeles Police Department
Using Global Positioning System to Take Command
Law Enforcement Technology Magazine, November 2006 |
