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Welcome to Crosden Consulting
Crosden Consulting is built on experience, integrity, and expertise. Led by Chief Scott Hughes and a team of subject matter experts, we provide consulting, expert witness services, and training for law enforcement agencies and public safety organizations. Whether navigating legal complexities or improving policy frameworks, we deliver real-world solutions that drive results.
For more information on our services, explore our website to see how Crosden Consulting can support you.
Public Safety Consulting
Our team at Crosden Consulting offers specialized expertise in law enforcement, risk management, and beyond. We collaborate closely with agencies to thoroughly assess their operations and integrate industry-leading best practices. These efforts minimize liability, enhance community trust, and improve organizational efficiency.
For more information on our consulting services, contact us today.
Media & Public Safety Insights
Crosden Consulting is a trusted source for law enforcement insights, public safety strategies, and legal analysis. Chief Hughes and our experts have been featured in podcasts, media interviews, and industry publications, offering expertise on policing, leadership, and risk mitigation.
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What Have We Been Up To?
VIEW MORE POSTSWhat This Arkansas PIT Case Really Teaches Us About Video, Perception, and Critical Incidents
By: Chief Scott Hughes
If you’re watching this video with the benefit of hindsight, the mistake may seem obvious.
What’s less obvious, and far more important, is what the trooper was experienci...
Why Police Agencies Should Take Roll Call Seriously
By: Chief Scott Hughes
Let’s talk about roll call.
Not the version where everyone is sitting at a table or leaning against the wall half-asleep, scrolling their phones like they’re waiting for a ...
A Hard Truth for Police Leaders: Poor Performers Do Not Get Better on Their Own
By: Chief Scott Hughes
I taught a class recently and had that guy in the room - the one every instructor spots within five seconds.
Arms crossed.
Blank stare.
Refuses to engage.
Shows up late.
And ...
