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Special presentations available for your community organization:

    • What America Can Do Now to Avoid Future Tragedies
    • That Long Overdue Discussion About Race
    • Overcoming Differences in Criminal Justice
    • Practicing Justice
    • In Defense of the American Dream
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Policing Peace presentations are positive and celebratory. They inspire police officers to treat people with dignity and respect and help community members find their voice within the criminal justice system. Here are Highlights from a recent Policing Peace event.

The Latest Book

Policing Peace--What America Can Do Now to Avoid Future Tragedies is addressed to peace officers and community members alike. The goal is to help peace officers become agents of both security and peace, and to help community members find their voices within our criminal justice system.


Seven easy-to-read chapters include Seven Steps to Better Policing, Answering the Cries for Justice, and That Long Overdue Discussion about Race. These chapters address controversial issues in criminal justice while providing insight, knowledge, and possible solutions.


Our goal is to inspire individuals who work within the criminal justice system along with community members, to seek justice and fairness with each decision they make. Often the surest path to justice will come in small incremental steps: one case, one person, one decision at a time.

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More about Policing Peace

Larry Wolf

Criminal Justice Department Chair

Larry Wolf is the Criminal Justice Department Chair at the University of Antelope Valley in California. He leads a faculty of criminal justice instructors who have more than 130 years of experience as sworn peace officers. He is also the founder of “Policing Peace,” a comprehensive program of training and special events designed to inspire peace officers and community members to celebrate common American experiences that unite us in order to overcome many of the issues that divide us.

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Books

A Black and White Decision
& Policing Peace

A Black and White Decision–Why George Zimmerman Was Found Innocent and Why America Must Honor The Memory of Trayvon Martin. America is a better place when her citizens recognize when people hurt and have suffered injustice. Trayvon Martin will remain a symbol and the question in history is this: “What lessons will be learned and what will his death inspire?”

Policing Peace–What America Can Do Now to Avoid Future Tragedies is addressed to peace officers and community members alike. The goal is to help peace officers become agents of both security and peace, and to help community members find their voices within our criminal justice system.

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Music

End Of Watch

“End of Watch” is a tribute to peace officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. Written by Larry Wolf and Emmy award winning composer Glen Aubrey, “End of Watch” is a peace officer’s reflection at the end of a busy shift and a remembrance of the friends who have faced their final EOW.

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Suspect takes sledgehammer to 12 Dallas police cars

During the early morning hours the suspect entered the Central Patrol parking lot through the gate at the City Detention Center and took a sledgehammer to approximately 12 marked squad cars in the parking lot.

Police departments honor their fallen on Peace Officer Memorial Day

Police officers around the country are honoring their colleagues who lost their lives in the line of duty.

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