Law enforcement meets coaching
Caisee Sandusky is a school resource officer in North Dakota who loves getting the chance to work with students. So much so, she decided to take on a second job […] Read More
Departments search for diversity
Women and people of color remain underrepresented in law enforcement
A lot of cops can point to childhood events that motivated them to pursue a career in law enforcement. Typically, it was some kind of positive interaction with an officer, […] Read More
Police shoot down CA reform bill
Law enforcement unions and groups call for a collaborative approach to legislation
Police unions and law enforcement groups in California scored a victory recently when they were able to shoot down a “rushed and haphazard” bill that would have made it possible […] Read More
Duty to intervene
Departments seek to educate cops on how to prevent peers from using excessive force
From Rodney King to Eric Garner to George Floyd, when news breaks of alleged excessive-force incidents, people want to know why other officers on the scene don’t jump in to […] Read More
COVID-19 “very likely” to kill more cops than 9/11
More than 100 officers have died from the virus this year — and the number is growing
In a recent speech in Pittsburgh, presidential candidate Joe Biden made a claim that raised some eyebrows: “More cops have died from COVID this year than have been killed on […] Read More
Redefining use of force
The public call for police reforms in response to the death of George Floyd while being detained by four Minneapolis police officers was swift and vast. Leaders across the country […] Read More
