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| 15745. POLICE CRISIS LEADERSHIP. This paper discusses how police leaders should respond to terrorist attacks, hostage situations, and other "crisis events." It is argued that, although a Human Resources approach should generally be used in police leadership, a crisis requires the use of an adaptable "situational" approach to leadership. The phases of handling a crisis are discussed, including pre-planning (including such things as training exercises and interagency coordination), field leadership, and debriefing after the event. 16 pages, 31 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. | $112 |
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