You can be the change
The relationship between police work and officer mental health is like a dysfunctional married couple who ignore their difficulties. Yours is a complex and dangerous job. What you encounter on […] Read More
Bobby Egbert
From N.Y. to L.A.: A police lineage spanning the nation
Fallen Port Authority Police Officer Dominick Pezzulo (EOW 9/11/2001) and Los Angeles Police Officer Joe Cirrito met while they were special education teachers at Lehman High School in Bronx, New […] Read More
Honoring the fallen
An honor guard’s solemn duty
Last month, America’s law enforcement community celebrated National Police Week. A week that sees remembrance events throughout our nation honoring fallen heroes, their families and our beloved profession. The premier […] Read More
Where our stories are
The importance of instilling loyalty and pride in your department
The greatest way to honor the fallen is to never forget their sacrifice and to carry on their legacy with courage and integrity.” Those words are from an unknown author […] Read More
Let the public know
Why police unions need PIOs
In a time of anti-police sentiment and politicians bowing to the demands of a loud few, every police union should have a public information officer (PIO). While police departments trying […] Read More
Memorial for the fallen: The sacrifice continues
Some years ago, a visitor to the Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) JFK Airport station house commented about the various tributes and memorials to fallen PAPD officers, saying, “How do […] Read More
