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
Community
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
Why community solidarity matters
Law enforcement must not lose focus on building strong relationships with all of our communities
The city of Seaside, located on the central California coast, has a population of about 34,000. This small town once had a reputation for being impacted by gang violence and […] Read More
Vigilante activity causes concern
Militias blamed for escalating violence at protests
For the past several months, tension has been running high between law enforcement and the citizens they’re sworn to protect. Massive demonstrations and protests have been held throughout the country, […] Read More
The bounds of legal authority during crisis
In the face of a global viral pandemic believed to be spread through close personal contact, hosting a gathering of 500 people or more could be called foolish, reckless, dangerous and — in Florida at least — it is, for now, called illegal. Read More
