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NYPD expands global presence to address migrant crisis and drug trafficking

NYPD expands global presence to address migrant crisis and drug trafficking

February 16, 2024

The New York Police Department (NYPD) recently announced plans to expand its International Liaison Program in an effort to combat global criminal activities such as drug trafficking that are impacting […] Read More

“We are Maui Strong”: Maui Police Department releases after-action report on Lahaina wildfire response

“We are Maui Strong”: Maui Police Department releases after-action report on Lahaina wildfire response

February 16, 2024

Nearly six months after the Lahaina wildfire devastated the picturesque Hawaiian community, the Maui Police Department has finally released a comprehensive after-action report detailing their response to the catastrophe. The […] Read More

Understanding LEOSA

Understanding LEOSA

It’s a law, not a House resolution

February 16, 2024

The year 2024 marks two decades since H.R. 218 was passed and became law. It’s way past time that law enforcement professionals, especially firearms instructors, understand it and refer to […] Read More

“It’s cutthroat in law enforcement these days”: Maine lawmakers tackle law enforcement staffing shortages with proposed bill

“It’s cutthroat in law enforcement these days”: Maine lawmakers tackle law enforcement staffing shortages with proposed bill

February 15, 2024

Lawmakers in Maine are taking action to address the critical staffing shortages plaguing law enforcement agencies across the state. Legislators recently tabled a new bill aimed at addressing the widespread […] Read More

Investigation reveals discrepancies in active shooter training for law enforcement nationwide

Investigation reveals discrepancies in active shooter training for law enforcement nationwide

February 15, 2024

A recent investigation spurred by the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas, in 2022 has raised questions concerning the adequacy of active shooter training for law enforcement across the […] Read More

X marks the spot

X marks the spot

The social media game-changer for law enforcement

February 15, 2024

X, formally known as Twitter, is viewed widely by journalists and politicians as the gold standard for social media-based communications. It’s tenured, and unlike other applications that cater to younger […] Read More

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