9/11 taught us that the old way of doing business, when each police department, law enforcement, or intelligence agency acted as an island unto itself was counterproductive and, indeed, in the context of 9/11, even dangerous.
Coons reflects on the lessons learned from 9/11 regarding police collaboration.
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