Aug 24, 2021 Effective Supervision for the 21st Century

Posted at 9:50 am in by Embassy Consulting

Policing in the 21st century has become increasingly more complex and challenging, especially as a supervisor or leader. Today, more than ever, supervisors must be skilled and adept to handle a wide variety of supervisory issues, while trying to balance the needs of their employees,...

Aug 31, 2020 Protesters Hit California Streets Over Wisconsin Shooting, The Same Week Woodland PD Holds Training on ‘Implicit Bias’

Posted at 4:39 pm in Community Relations, Law Enforcement Training, Police Training by Embassy Consulting

SACRAMENTO (AP) — California demonstrators protesting the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin by a police officer vandalized buildings and tried to start a fire in downtown Sacramento while others in Los Angeles targeted the home of the city police chief. The protests Thursday night were...

Aug 28, 2020 Embassy Joins the WoodLand Police Department for Our Building a Safe, Respectful and Inclusive Workplace and Community Training

Posted at 1:24 pm< in Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement Training by Embassy Consulting

Embassy Consulting Services recently conducted a training for the Woodland Police Department entitled Building A Safe, Respectful and Inclusive Workplace and Community. In today's world, it is more important, now more than ever, that we have effective and highly trained law enforcement officials. Learn more...

Aug 21, 2020 What Role Does Culture Play in Police Misconduct?

Posted at 12:18 pm in Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement Training by Embassy Consulting

Let us start this article with a question. How much police misconduct exists in the average law enforcement agency? 1% 3% 5% 10% The answer is none of the above because the correct answer is “as much as it’s willing tolerate”. I want to make this point...

Jun 12, 2020 How Can We Begin to Improve Police-Community Relations? Retired Commander Josef Levy Weighs In

Posted at 2:01 pm< in Community Relations, Law Enforcement by Embassy Consulting

The devastating events that led to George Floyd's death have left the country reeling and looking for a way to heal and move forward together. Retired Long Beach Police Commander and owner of Embassy Consulting Services Josef Levy weighs in with a message of hope,...

Dec 26, 2018 Compassionate Policing of the Mentally Ill

Posted at 2:14 pm in Mentally Ill, Police Training by Embassy Consulting

Who is the mentally ill individual the officer is encountering? It’s likely this individual has experienced countless devaluing interactions. Being victim to pervasive devaluation and stigmatization psychologically incapacitates the mentally ill individual, causing them to abandon hope and without hope one cannot appreciate the possibility of...

Apr 29, 2015 Temple Station Sheriff’s deputies to receive training on dealing with the mentally ill

Posted at 8:30 pm in Community Relations by Embassy Consulting

Originally Posted by Pasadena Star-News, Written by Lauren Gold ROSEMEAD>> Nearly two years after its deputies shot and killed a schizophrenic patient wielding a hammer in the lobby of the Asian Pacific Family Center, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station will host a training to...

Mar 05, 2014 Interacting Effectively with the Mentally Ill

Posted at 8:49 pm in Law Enforcement Training, Police Training by Embassy Consulting

Embassy Consulting Services was featured in the Pasadena Star News. The article highlights the "Interacting Effectively with the Mentally Ill" class that Embassy Consulting is delivering to police departments.

Mar 05, 2014 Engaging the Community in the Absence of a Crisis

Posted at 7:41 am in Police Training by Embassy Consulting

Originally published in the July 2013 issue of the Community Policing Dispatch from the U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office. The number one piece of advice savvy law enforcement officers give for maintaining safe, inclusive communities is this: Don't wait for a hate crime or a...

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