American Police Beat Magazine
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While law enforcement can be a thankless job, it’s not unheard of for officers to receive a word of thanks from those they’ve helped. Though these expressions of gratitude are […] Read More
Rioting has been a recurring pattern throughout human history. For most of recorded history, masses of like-minded people, relying on a crowd to provide anonymity and impunity, gather up and […] Read More
Across the country, law enforcement agencies are using summer camps to build trust, teach life skills and spark career interest. In York, South Carolina, police hosted a free camp for […] Read More
In early June, a news camera trained on Dr. Ryan Fransman of Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. The young doctor, clearly just as much at home in front of the […] Read More
The Indiana State Police (ISP) is embracing innovation on and off the track with a turbocharged recruitment campaign powered by a unique partnership with NTT IndyCar Series driver Felix Rosenqvist. […] Read More
In early July, 75-year-old Bill McCord went missing from his home in Washington County, Oregon. Although he had wandered off without his cellphone, he was wearing a Project Lifesaver bracelet — a device that allowed the Washington County Sheriff’s Office search and rescue team to quickly locate him. His rescue marks one of the latest successful operations by one of Project Lifesaver’s more than 1,800 member agencies. Read More
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