World Day of the Sick
How LAPD is promoting a wellness culture
World Day of the Sick, which occurs annually on February 11, is a day of observance — an intentional day of increased awareness and tangible support — for those who […] Read More
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Like father, like son
For the Lynches, law enforcement has become a family profession
Of course, James Lynch was proud when his son, also named James, graduated from the police academy last summer. After all, as long as this dad could remember, young James […] Read More
Serving those who need it most
Chaplain Ron Leonard, the Texas state and national volunteer chaplain for the Fallen Officer Foundation, rescued pup Molly when she was left out in 18-degree weather to die with her […] Read More
Social media as a trust-building tool
Police can’t do their job without public trust, and the battle for that trust is being fought online. The events of summer 2020 and the ongoing friction between police and […] Read More
Seattle loses huge number of law enforcement officers
More than 200 police officers quit their job in a mass exodus of Seattle law enforcement officials, crippling the department to a historical low in deployable officers. According to a […] Read More
Cybercriminals attempt hack of D.C. police officers
Cybercriminals looking to extort the Washington Metro Police Department released extensive, 100-page dossiers on five police officers as part of a ransomware attack. According to the New York Times, ransomware […] Read More
