Most likely, your agency has policies and procedures in place in the event that an officer is injured or killed in the line of duty. Do you have a policy and procedure in case an officer experiences a family trauma or tragedy? In this episode of VALOR Voices Podcast, Chief John Bouthillette, a lead instructor with the VALOR Program, has a conversation with Deputy Chief Paul Sandman of the Highland Park, Texas, Department of Public Safety about his department’s experiences while supporting a family in need and how agency leaders can build emotional resiliency among their officers.
Type: Podcast
Length: 22 minutes
Publication Date: 2019
Agencies: VALOR Officer Safety and Wellness Program
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