See something, say something
After 9/11, the slogan “See something, say something” was plastered all over the airport. The idea behind this messaging was that we were all responsible for making sure everyone was […] Read More
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Mesa police invest in jiu-jitsu training to give officers more options
Police officers in Mesa, Arizona, will now receive jiu-jitsu training to have more tools at their disposal when using force. According to NBC 12, the Mesa Police Department is embracing […] Read More
The silent sufferers
Vicarious stressors endured by LEO families
Spouses It was June 2, 2020, and I was two hours from the end of my shift. That’s when a supervisor informed me I was being forced to assist with […] Read More
Call your shots: Using a “true” thumbs-forward grip
Many officers do not believe that they can actually “call their shots” or fix shooting errors “on the fly.” That is why this technique is usually an eye-opener for officers […] Read More
Gwinnet County Sheriff’s Office becomes first agency to offer health insurance assistance to newly released inmates
The Gwinnet County Sheriff’s Office is one of the first law enforcement agencies in the country to offer inmates released from prison or jail access to health insurance. Sheriff Keybo […] Read More
Arkansas police officer completes food delivery after arresting DoorDash driver
It’s not every day that a police officer has to make a food delivery order for a stranger during the job, but a post by the Jonesboro Police Department describes […] Read More
