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A day in the life of an FBI agent-in-training

Carter Smith

1991

Invasion 1940

Walter Schellenberg, Schellenb

2001

Conflict resolution for law enforcement

Kyle E. Blanchfield

2008

Behind the badge

Redd Oosten, Dale Sheehan

2006

The real police

David Ziskin

2004

Police firearms instruction

Richard Grassi

2008

Criminal justice induction training

Harry W. More, Peter C. Unsinger

1990

Surviving Street Patrol

Steve Albrecht

2001

Tactical pistol shooting

Erik D. Lawrence

2009

Blackstone's student police officer handbook

Bryant, Robin Dr, Sarah Bryant

2009

Law enforcement firearms training

Daniel L. Barber

1986

Character and cops

Edwin J. Delattre

1989

Deadly force encounters

Alexis Artwohl

1997

Training the SWAT trainer

Tomas C. Mijares

2012

Policing and Training Issues

M. L. Dantzker, Michael J. Palmiotto

2002

Tactical Pistol Shooting

Erik Lawrence

2005

SWAT teams

Robert Grayson

2014

Shaolin Chin Na Fa

Liu, Jin Sheng

2007

Modernizing repression

Jeremy Kuzmarov

2012

Training at the speed of life, volume one

Kenneth R. Murray

2004

Blackstone's handbook for policing students 2017

Sarah Bryant, Sofia Graça, Robin Bryant

2016

The training, licensing, and guidance of private security officers

John Donald Peel

1973

Tactical Edge

Charles Remsberg

1986

A guide for criminal justice training

Thomas J. Chuda

1995

Observations on the making of policemen

John Van Maanen

1972

Psychological aspects of police work

Bruce A. Rodgers

2005

CQB, a guide to unarmed combat and close quarter shooting

Mark V. Lonsdale

1991

Swat teams

Robert L. Snow

1996

Ethics, integrity and moral decision-making

Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council

2000

Critical Issues in Police Training

M.R. Haberfeld

2002

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