Bacteria, The New CSI On The Block
If you watched this week’s episode of Castle then you witnessed Lanie Parish, V.D. (Voodoo Doctor) examine the body of a murder victim/floater and then say something like, “According to […]
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10 Most Infamous Female Criminals
Females may make up a smaller percentage of total criminal activity, but some of the most horrific crimes have been committed by women. From infanticide, murdering husbands to robbing banks, […]
Who Says Cops Can’t Write Fiction?
I saw a few comments floating around the internet yesterday about the writing skills of police officers. Those words prompted today’s blog post. Without going into detail I’ll simply provide […]
Jerry Cooper: Use Of Force Tips For WPA Attendees
Use-of-Force Tips for the Writers Participating in Simulation Training at the Writers’ Police Academy Part I. Use-of-Force Legal Issues By Jerry P. Cooper, Use-of-Force Trainer / Consultant Statutory law covering […]
Last Week In England by Coroner’s Investigator Paul Beecroft
My friend, Paul Beecroft, has spent a good deal of his life in law enforcement, in England. He’s worked Foot Patrol, Area Car, Instant Response Car and also as a […]
Jeffrey Deaver To Speak in High Point, N.C.
Jeffery Deaver is the award-winning author of 25 novels that sell in 150 countries, are translated into 25 languages, and appear on bestseller lists around the world. Two of those […]
Southland: A Sneak Peek At The New Season On TNT
The Graveyard Shift has some new friends – the folks at TNT and Southland. It seems they’d been following our Castle reviews and asked if we’d have a look at […]
A Round In the Chamber?
The question, “Do cops keep a round in the chamber,” has been making its “rounds” through the writing groups this week. Several people have written me saying they’ve heard both […]
Taser Deaths: Coincidence, Contributor, Or Cause?
Forty-eight people have died so far this year after being shot with Tasers. Many of these incidents began as minor, somewhat routine police calls, but quickly escalated to very dangerous […]
Female Police Officers: Are They Really Wimpy, Or Do You Just Write Them That Way?
Yesterday, I attended a very interesting Sisters In Crime meeting in North Carolina. The drive over from our house was quite pleasant. Traffic was light and the scenery was outstanding. […]
Police Procedure and Investigation: A Guide for Writers
