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Exposing the Truth – The 3 Lies Told in Law Enforcement


A 3-part series by Lon Bartel and Steven R. “Randy” Watt

Effective law enforcement is built on the science of humanity, discipline, critical thinking, and hard-earned experience. But beneath the surface, dangerous myths float about. They may be wives tales or stories told to comfort ourselves. Some are benign and have little effect. Some have taken root and pose dangers — myths that shape how officers are trained, led, and how they respond under pressure. These aren’t harmless misconceptions; they’re operational liabilities that can affect decision-making, morale, and performance when it matters most.

 
 
 

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