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Atlanta mayor wants to hire 450 more police officers to expand community po-licing

Atlanta mayor wants to hire 450 more police officers to expand community po-licing

May 7, 2022

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens aims to hire 450 more police officers to get the agency adequately staffed and to meet the city’s community policing objectives. To do this, he said […] Read More

California police department helps pay for families’ groceries as a part of its Random Acts of Kindness Project

California police department helps pay for families’ groceries as a part of its Random Acts of Kindness Project

May 7, 2022

The Oceanside, California, Police Department’s recent random acts of kindness gave a whole new meaning to paying to forward. Throughout April, Oceanside officers visited grocery stores around the community to […] Read More

A living legacy

A living legacy

Oklahoma officers fulfill fallen brother’s dream by making his dog a K-9

May 7, 2022

Although Officer Justin Terney was still a rookie with the Tecumseh Police Department in Oklahoma, he apparently made it known to all who would listen that his goal was to […] Read More

“Wearing the badge shouldn’t make you a target”

“Wearing the badge shouldn’t make you a target”

May 6, 2022

As the national murder rate continues to rise, police officers themselves are frequently getting caught in the crossfire. According to FBI Director Christopher Wray, 73 officers were killed in the […] Read More

Florida sheriff’s office cites recruitment and retention crisis after 9-1-1 calls go unanswered

Florida sheriff’s office cites recruitment and retention crisis after 9-1-1 calls go unanswered

May 6, 2022

The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Florida recently told county commissioners it is undergoing a recruitment and retention crisis that has rendered it unable to answer thousands of 9-1-1 calls. […] Read More

Developing trauma-informed training and drills for K–12 schools

Developing trauma-informed training and drills for K–12 schools

Eliminating fear and empowering students

May 6, 2022

Law enforcement officers play a key role in supporting kindergarten to 12th grade (K–12) schools in preparing for a critical violent incident on campus. The role of officers may vary […] Read More

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