The pain and sorrow of loss
Grieving and remembering fallen officers
There, but for the grace of God, go I” is a phrase that invades many cops’ thoughts as they stand at attention, holding a salute in front of a church […] Read More
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A cop and his car
Retired LEOs undertake project to restore fallen NYPD officer’s vehicle
For many people, cars are hallmarks in life. There’s that first hot rod that earned you a citation in high school, or the first four-wheel-drive truck that got you stuck […] Read More
No case too cold
Police podcast helps end 40-year mystery
There’s something unique about a cold case. Maybe it’s the history, the thought of stepping back into another time. Perhaps it’s the idea that nothing is ever too far gone […] Read More
Texas sheriff’s office hit with series of suicides
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office, which serves the Houston, Texas area, is large, boasting 5,000 employees. But the massive personnel roster can’t explain the inexplicable string of tragedies that have […] Read More
Summer is coming
When the temperatures rise, the calls get strange
Summer! A time when stoplights are optional, speed limits are suggestions and human life is an afterthought. Summer in Indianapolis keeps officers busier than a cat burying shit on a […] Read More
Off duty, but never off guard
Smart decisions, tactical awareness and the reality of being armed off the clock
As police officers, our commitment to protect doesn’t end with our shift. Whether we’re at the grocery store, at a gas station or out with family, the instinct to intervene […] Read More
