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San Francisco is launching an initiative to pay ex-criminals to be “public safety ambassadors” and to not shoot, kill, or injure people in order to reduce crime and gun violence. […] Read More
After violent clashes between far-right and far-left political groups in Northeast Portland on Aug. 22 ended in gunfire, some are criticizing the police department’s passive, hands-off approach. When left-wing Antifa […] Read More
It’s no secret that law enforcement is a demanding profession. Long hours and high-stress situations can easily lead to burnout. Just like there is no way to predict the situations […] Read More
Police officers are increasingly relying on the Zoom video-calling app to deal with mental health crises. Zoom, the popular video chat app that exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic, is now […] Read More
The Plainfield Police Department in central Indiana is installing digital license plate readers around the city to solve and deter crime. The department is partnering with Atlanta-based Flock Safety to […] Read More
Some law enforcement experts believe Texas’ new constitutional carry law will make it more difficult for law enforcement to do their job preventing gun violence. The pro-gun law went into […] Read More
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