New Edition - Arizona!
Arizona Police Officers and Deputies – This field guide is for you!
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Dear Arizona Law Enforcement Professional:
Built for the realities of your shift. Tested for the decisions you make in seconds.
The Arizona Edition TacBook is officially live—customized to Arizona statutes, case law, and procedures, and designed to be used in the field, not on a shelf.
If you’ve ever wished for a fast, reliable legal reference you could trust at 2 a.m. on a traffic stop, a search, or a use-of-force decision—this is it.
Thousands of officers nationwide already rely on TacBook to reduce hesitation, increase confidence, and protect their careers. Now Arizona has its own edition.
Stay sharp. Stay protected. Stay mission-ready.
To the partner I have not met…
Here is a little throwback photo of me as a hard-charging patrol cop. As a crayon-eating jar-head, I was not able to memorize all of our radio codes or criminal codes, case laws, etc. So, I started organizing cheat-sheets from the agency….then the state…then the country. In the process, I met more LEO experts and trainers across the US, and made a lot of friends in the process. That sparked the TacBook which has been an ever-progressing tool to help our brothers and sisters in blue to take point out there…professionally and personally.
Opiate vs opioid? Sure, I know the difference! Umm…er…
As an LEO, you have to stay sharp in many fields, including CS - Controlled Substances. The TacBook has a great section on Drugs, to help you in the field and to speak intelligently on the subject. Sometimes we cops confuse the term “opiate” and “opioid”.
In case it has been a while since you reviewed these terms, here is a little refresher!