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This past summer, Honolulu Police Department (HPD) made the transition from closed to open-book tests for their police officer qualification exams. Michelle Yu, an HPD spokeswoman, told Honolulu Civil Beat […] Read More
Exeter, New Hampshire, and Pharr, Texas, police departments are making mental health training a priority by instituting changes and new policies to better handle mental-health related responses. According to a […] Read More
The city of Los Angeles houses more than 4 million people and more than 23,000 surveillance cameras, which makes it the most watched city in the country — albeit that […] Read More
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s administration views the upcoming trial of Derek Chauvin as a high-security event. Hundreds of state and local law enforcement personnel are expected to deploy to Hennepin […] Read More
At the height of last summer’s protests, when citizens marched in the streets demanding local leaders defund police departments, Boston University’s Initiative on Cities queried 130 mayors of municipalities with […] Read More
In an effort to embrace constructive reform, the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) and California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) recently released a proposal to comprehensively raise the educational […] Read More
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