Where has the training gone?
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, law enforcement has had to adapt. Officers are wearing masks, face shields, protective gloves and other types of PPE (personal protective equipment) that are being […] Read More
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True heroism at its finest
How far would you go to save the lives of innocent civilians? For Florida Highway Patrol Master Trooper Toni Schuck, she was more than willing to drive her patrol car […] Read More
Treated like royalty
Over 30 police departments from the Bergen County, New Jersey, Prosecutor’s Office Community Engagement Task Force recently created joyful memories for countless young people that they won’t soon forget. Dressed […] Read More
Arizona deputies rescue a “hungry hungry javelina” that destroyed a car to get to a bag of Cheetos
Arizona sheriff’s deputies recently freed a wild javelina that accidentally trapped itself inside a vehicle during its attempt to steal a cheesy, crunchy snack. According to the Yavapai County Sheriff’s […] Read More
Pause on pursuits
More cities and agencies revise chase policies to increase public safety
On March 2, a police pursuit of a kidnap suspect in Santa Fe, New Mexico, ended with a four-car crash, the alleged kidnapper fleeing on foot and two fatalities, including […] Read More
New York City subway shooting sheds light on spike in transit crime
The tragic New York City subway shooting on March 12 is shedding more light on transit crime and the ways in which law enforcement can stop similar crimes from happening […] Read More
