The duty to intervene in a situation that involves excessive use of force by another officer is your responsibility as a sworn officer. Chief John Bouthillette, a lead instructor for the VALOR Program, and Mr. Bruce-Alan Barnard, a nationally renowned law enforcement legal educator, discuss the reality of what duty to intervene means for officers. You have no protection under the law for failing to intervene when you have the opportunity. You have a duty to intervene. Do not get caught in a moral or ethical dilemma.
Type: Podcast
Length: 26:17
Publication Date: October 2021
Agencies: VALOR Officer Safety and Wellness Program
Superman has the Justice League. Batman has Robin. Who do you call when you need a friend? Use this poster to...
Superman has the Justice League. Batman has Robin. Who do you call when you need a friend? Use this poster to keep in mind that you need to be kind to yourself, take a break sometimes, and know that it’s okay to need a friend.
This fact sheet provides an overview on the VALOR Program’s Safer Together Campaign, which emphasizes and...
This fact sheet provides an overview on the VALOR Program’s Safer Together Campaign, which emphasizes and strengthens the link between officer safety and wellness and community trust.