Officer rescues family trapped in flooded car
Recent flooding in Port Clinton led to the rescue of a family trapped in high flood waters by officers from the Put-in-Bay Police Department. The area in Northeastern Ohio has […] Read More
Mississippi officer sends a selfie to his boss in funny misunderstanding
An awkward but funny exchange between a Mississippi officer and his boss went viral. According to the Gulfport Police Department, the officer texted his sergeant to notify him of a […] Read More
Georgia receives $6.7 million dollar in grants for law enforcement training program
The state of Georgia will receive over $6.7 million dollars in in the form of 63 grants to the Law Enforcement Training Grant Program, which aims to provide essential training […] Read More
Brooklyn renames street in honor of police officer who died of a 9/11-related cancer
Officer Diane F. Halbran, who died of a cancer she developed from working at the World Trade Center site following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, was honored by the […] Read More
The Law Enforcement Community
This free, virtual event for the LE community will discuss specific challenges for officers and pathways for safer communities.
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) will host a free, virtual event with goals of bridging communication gaps and improving coordination with community organizations regarding policing. The event will be […] Read More
Wisconsin bill aims to de-certify police officers to prevent job-hopping
Wisconsin lawmakers have proposed a bill aiming to prevent problematic police officers from job-hopping by expanding the scope of decertification. The bill, introduced by Rep. Moore Omokunde, would create statutes […] Read More
