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10 J. Police Crisis Negot. 1 (2010)

handle is hein.journals/wpcn10 and id is 1 raw text is: Journal ofPolice Crisis Negotiations, 10:1-2, 2010 Routledge Copyright 0 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC Taylor& Francis Group ISSN: 1533-2586 print / 1533-2594 online DOI: 10.1080/15332586.2010.481896 From the Editor-in-Chief Dear Friends, As the new Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Police Crisis Negotiations, I am delighted to begin my tenure with this special double issue devoted to the police and persons with mental illness. Many of these articles are ground-breaking and provide our audience with the most up-to-date police practices and training programs. WhileJPCN will continue to accentuate crisis negotiations and hostage incidents, we will also focus on many more typical police-citizen encounters, such as interactions with persons experiencing homelessness, suicidal ideation and behavior, and domestic violence. As stated in the past, the major criterion for publication in JPCN is direct application to the officers working the street. Several new members of the editorial board have been added, including some of the most well-respected authorities on police behavior, such as Dr. Harvey Schlossberg, the former director of psychological services for the New York City Police Department and author of Psychologist with a Gun, and Dr. Vivian B. Lord, author of Suicide by Cop: Inducing Officers to Shoot. I am also appreciative of the former board members who have agreed to continue to serve. They include Dr. Wayman Mullins, Dr. Kris Mohandie, Captain Frank Bolz, Dr. Richard Yentis, and Dr. Carl Gacono. Dr. Arthur J. Lurigio, Professor and Associate Dean at Loyola University Chicago, has consented to be my Consulting Editor. I shall rely on his vast knowledge of policing practices and the human condition. Art will be an indispensable asset to us all. This issue would not have been possible without the work of two indefatigable people, Dr. Arthur J. Lurigio and Dr. Amy C. Watson. In just a few short months, Art and Amy culled together 17 original manuscripts from around the nation and Canada. This was a truly extraordinary achievement! I would also like to thank Dr. James Greenstone, founding editor of JPCN and now Editor Emeritus. It was Jim's vision that made JPCN possible, and I am convinced he will be deeply missed by many members of the editorial board. I pledge to do my best to continue with his outstanding work on behalf of the police community. The success of JPCN is related to the willingness of our members to become actively involved in the process of publishing the journal. I am 1

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