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People who want to build untraceable “ghost guns” can easily access how-to tutorials on the internet’s largest video sharing platform, YouTube, a disconcerting fact for the law enforcement community. Despite […] Read More
The owners of a San Francisco diner have apologized two days after turning away SFPD officers because of their guns. The owners of Hilda and Jesse immediately regretted their action, […] Read More
Law enforcement agencies are turning to specially trained K9s to track down child predators. K9s provide a variety of important functions for law enforcement, including tracking criminals on the run, […] Read More
East Brunswick police officer Chaz Nguyen found his life purpose through boxing, and hopes to one day share his love for the sport with at-risk youth to improve the community. […] Read More
Portsmouth Patrol Officer Caleb McQuaide talked about his recent experience rescuing a pair of abandoned puppies for his first animal neglect call. McQuaide responded to a call about two female […] Read More
D.C. police representatives and students from around the area met at Eastern High School for a youth summit to have a conversation about policing. The summit, called “Elevating Youth Voices,” […] Read More
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