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How Police Really Work on the Street

Presented by: James L’Etoile | Jeffrey James Higgins | Paul James Smith
Categories: Fiction | Forensics | Law Enforcement | Nonfiction | Writing

What do writers most often get wrong about police work, and why does it matter? James L’Etoile, Jeffrey James Higgins, and Paul James Smith draw on years in law enforcement to explain how policing really works on the street. From procedures and firearms to mindset and daily realities, this session offers practical corrections and trusted insight that help crime writing feel grounded, credible, and true.

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