No case too cold
Police podcast helps end 40-year mystery
There’s something unique about a cold case. Maybe it’s the history, the thought of stepping back into another time. Perhaps it’s the idea that nothing is ever too far gone […] Read More
Texas sheriff’s office hit with series of suicides
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office, which serves the Houston, Texas area, is large, boasting 5,000 employees. But the massive personnel roster can’t explain the inexplicable string of tragedies that have […] Read More
Securing the Texas border one K-9 team at a time
The state of Texas has made no bones about its stance on securing border, often clashing with the federal government when it believes not enough is being done. One of […] Read More
Michigan Supreme Court: Marijuana odor alone no longer justifies vehicle search
In a landmark decision, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled on April 2 that the odor of marijuana alone no longer constitutes probable cause for police to conduct a warrantless vehicle […] Read More
Milwaukee P.D. and schools clash over SROs
It’s been a busy time for courts of late, and Milwaukee Circuit Judge David Borowski’s court has been no exception. In late February, he held the City of Milwaukee in […] Read More
The Blue Scribe
Cops do a lot of writing these days. There are reports for traffic stops, reports for using force, incident reports and reports about how many reports an officer writes. It’s […] Read More
