Summary: <br> * Introduction (00:05:43)* The Rules* Your First Amendment rights are very limited. (00:07:04)* Just because something is an Internet meme doesn’t mean you can post it. (00:08:40)* Nothing you post online is truly private. Check your privacy settings. But remember nothing you post is truly private. (00:09:41)* Before posting, ask yourself: if my employer receives a complaint about what I’m going to post, how will it react? If the answer is “not so well” or “they’ll start a disciplinary investigation,” is the post really worth it? (00:10:18)* Be positive with your posts, not negative and critical. (00:10:48)* If you have the slightest doubt about whether to post something, sleep on it. Ask a fellow officer, one you think of as responsible and serious, what he/she thinks. (00:11:27)* Think: Who are your “friend.” (00:12:35)* Ask yourself – can someone figure out that I’m a police officer from my social media profile or my prior posts? (00:13:20)* Your credibility can be called into question by what you’ve posted online. (00:14:14)* Think about your job, your family, and your safety. (00:14:52)<br> <br> <br> <br> <a href="https://lris.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/TenRules.mp3">Download the audio file</a> (without introduction)<br>
