Hiding and hoping is not a PR strategy
Written by Julie Parker for Police Chief Online Among the greatest pressures weighing on law enforcement leadership today is one that barely even registered on the radar just a few decades ago—the threat of negative [...]
4 things law enforcement should do on social media during an active shooter incident
Written by Julie Parker for PoliceOne.com Every police agency should include a social media communications policy in its active shooter response protocols to ensure timely delivery of information A synagogue, a church, a newsroom, nightclubs, [...]
Prince George’s police leveraging social media to change its reputation
Written about Julie Parker in the Washington Post Lt. Scott Finn had a toothache. But before he went to the dentist, the nearly 12,000 people who follow the Prince George’s County police department on Twitter [...]
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