John Doyle: Keeping Canada Safe showcases the ordinary lives of ‘everyday heroes’

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John Doyle: Keeping Canada Safe showcases the ordinary lives of ‘everyday heroes’

March 14, 2017
By John Doyle

‘Few things matter more to us than the safety of our families, our communities and our country.”

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Blue Line Magazine @Blue_LineMag·

13 Jan

"Police officers are focused on finding the truth about an accident or a crime. It is therefore important for them to be aware of how easy it is for them to alter a witness’s memory."
https://www.blueline.ca/the-science-behind-the-fallibility-of-eyewitness-testimony/

Wyndham Forensic Group @WyndhamForensic·

12 Jan

See @WyndhamForensic https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=44080&i=687962&p=26 in @Blue_LineMag, assistance for the most complex #forensic investigations.

Blue Line Magazine @Blue_LineMag·

11 Jan

"Training, work experience, and evidence-based methods are key factors that can lead police officers to conduct effective investigative interviews. But what about personality?" Read the story by @davutakca84 online now! 🚨 https://www.blueline.ca/does-personality-matter-in-investigative-interviewing/

Adam Palmer@ChiefPalmer·

8 Jan

Huge congratulations to #VPD Supt. Michelle Davey on your selection as new Deputy Chief with the @deltapolice! Thank you for your #ExemplaryService & #leadership with @VancouverPD over the past 24+ yrs @VPDSuperDavey @ChiefNeilDubord @CACP_ACCP

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