Following in her father’s footsteps
Throughout his nearly 40-year career with the Florence Police Department in South Carolina, Samuel Lee Toney dedicated his service to kids in the community. He put in extra effort to […] Read More
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Chicago P.D. officials and police union clash over canceled days off after recent suicides
The Chicago Police Department has defended its decision to cancel officers’ days off in order to combat summer violence — a decision criticized by the city’s police union after three […] Read More
CrossFit competition “Monster Games” honors fallen officers
A CrossFit competition was recently held in Joplin, Missouri, in honor of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty last year. The “Monster Games” competition at Missouri […] Read More
Authority without arrest
The challenge and opportunity of college campus policing
According to the latest Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) count from 2011–2012[1]https://bjs.ojp.gov/content/pub/pdf/cle1112.pdf, 68% of four-year colleges and universities with 2,500 students or more employ fully sworn campus police officers to […] Read More
“A total mess”: Police experts and community react to surveillance video of Uvalde school massacre
Law enforcement experts and the community have reacted with shock and outrage following leaked surveillance footage of the Uvalde school massacre that claimed the lives of 19 children and two […] Read More
Process versus outcome thinking
Developing a mentality for success
Imagine this scenario: You’re chasing a suspect along the side of a building and they round the corner a few feet in front of you. When you get to the […] Read More
