Practice what you suck at!
It’s time to go to the range for some firearms training. When you get there, you get everything loaded, set up your choice of targets, and throw on your eye […] Read More
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Supreme Court limits police’s ability to enter homes without a search warrant when it comes to misdemeanors
The Supreme Court ruled on June 23 that police need a search warrant to enter an individual’s home when pursuing that person for a minor offense. After making their decision, […] Read More
Atlanta makes full 180 on defunding police, decides to increase police funding in this year’s budget
After failing to defund the police last year, the city of Atlanta has snapped back and not only maintained its police budget, but increase police funding to combat the rise […] Read More
LAPD, Fire Department’s vaccine rate stalls
With many Los Angeles police officers and firefighters still unvaccinated, some officials and experts are concerned that they will spread the virus to vulnerable members of the population in the […] Read More
Technology innovation for public safety
Tackling West Virginia’s drug crisis through information sharing
When investigating drug-related offenses, what needs to be done to alleviate the overall impact of the crime? Arrest your most chronic offenders? Work with state investigative agencies to identify strategic […] Read More
Police appear to be “far more cautious” about enforcing laws in the post-Floyd era
As gun violence spreads across U.S. cities leading into the summer, police are stepping back from proactively enforcing laws out of fear they may provoke a violent reaction and use […] Read More
