Cops leave NYPD in highest number since 9/11
The New York Police Department has recorded the highest number of retirements and resignations since the post-9/11 exodus in 2002, the New York Post reported on January 7. In 2022, […] Read More
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California police department to pay academy costs to boost recruiting and offset labor shortages
The Galt, California, Police Department (GPD) recently launched a new program to cover academy expenses for police officer recruits. Police Captain Richard Small said the purpose of the program is […] Read More
Vehicle infotainment systems vulnerable to hacking
Data-rich technology is a target for both criminals and law enforcement
Federal law enforcement agencies such as U.S. Border Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have begun exploiting vulnerabilities in modern cars’ infotainment systems using […] Read More
Drunk-driving suspect performs backflip for Ohio police during sobriety test
An alleged drunk driver attempted to prove he was sober to a skeptical Broadview Heights, Ohio, police officer in a unique way: by performing a backflip. The incident, which occurred […] Read More
Arkansas sheriff’s offices refuse to enforce federal ATF gun policy
Arkansas sheriff’s offices have united in their decision to not enforce a federal Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) gun policy in defense of citizens’ Second Amendment constitutional rights. The […] Read More
Running your patrol rifle like a champion
The competition arena has developed shooters who can run a patrol rifle unbelievably quickly and accurately. If you’ve had the chance to watch an experienced three-gun shooter, you see how […] Read More
