Open-source investigations
Modern problems call for modern solutions, and it seems that in this day and age, everything and anything can be found on the internet. Two current trends have been building […] Read More
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St. Louis bill would require officers to repay academy costs if they leave the force early
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen unanimously passed a bill on March 14 that would penalize police officers who leave the force early by requiring them to reimburse the department […] Read More
New Hampshire law enforcement receive peer-to-peer intervention training
New Hampshire law enforcement are receiving training on how to intervene with peers if they see them behaving inappropriately on the job. The new peer-to-peer intervention training program is called […] Read More
What is trauma?
First responders are at high risk
Police officers are composed of incredibly resilient individuals who excel at bouncing back from stress and adversity. However, as first responders to the distress and suffering of others, these individuals […] Read More
Colorado bill would allocate $30.5 million in grants to law enforcement agencies to enhance public safety
Colorado lawmakers recently introduced a bipartisan bill that would distribute $30.5 million in state funding to law enforcement agencies in an effort to combat rising crime. Senate Bill 22-145, filed […] Read More
Portland police officers render life-saving first aid to shooting victim
As gun violence continues to plague Portland, police officers are often the first ones on the scene to render medical aid to shooting victims while they wait for medics to […] Read More
