View On Demand (Recorded October 1, 2024)
In today’s unpredictable social climate, law enforcement agencies must be prepared to respond to civil unrest events, particularly those that arise without notice. The absence of time to prepare for unplanned events places immense pressure on law enforcement leaders to ensure their agency personnel are not only tactically ready but also mentally resilient. Balancing the protection of public safety with the preservation of First Amendment rights requires a comprehensive approach that includes policy development, continuous training, proactive wellness strategies, and post-event review and analysis.
Join this Lexipol webinar featuring a panel of law enforcement experts, moderated by attorney and Chief (Ret.) Mike Ranalli, as they share the critical components to consider when preparing for civil unrest. From managing the immediacy of an unfolding event to post-event considerations, law enforcement leaders will be armed with the necessary tools to effectively navigate these complex events.
You’ll learn:
The importance of critical policies and training programs and how to incorporate them into your agency’s planning process.
Techniques for maintaining personnel wellness before, during, and after civil unrest events, including the management of moral injury and support for families.
Best practices for involving businesses and the community in pre-event planning to ensure a unified response.
Strategies for managing the aftermath of civil unrest, including the preparation of after-action reports and navigating the political landscape.
Presented by:
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| Chief (Ret.) Mike Ranalli Marketing Development Manager, Lexipol |
Dr. Jaime Brower |
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Lieutenant (Ret.) Dik Kushdilian |
Chief Booker Hodges |
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| Chief (Ret.) Steven Sund U.S. Capitol Police Chief, 2019-2021 Chief (Ret.), Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, DC |