Catalysts in the development of police psychology
A series of critical incidents in the 1960s served as catalysts in the development of police psychology as a specialty. The March 1963 kidnapping of two LAPD officers (aka “the […] Read More
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A new chapter for Utah law enforcement
State consolidates four agencies to enhance efficiency and coordination
While being an officer is difficult in any jurisdiction, Utah Department of Natural Resources Director Joel Ferry believes patrolling Utah’s vast outdoor spaces is especially hard. On average, the state […] Read More
Glynn County Police Department Achieves Georgia State Certification
The Glynn County Police Department (GCPD) is proud to announce that it has been awarded State Certification by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP). This prestigious recognition underscores […] Read More
From traffic stops to tip-offs: Iowa officer becomes basketball referee at night
Throughout the day, Officer Nick Lutmer is dedicated to keeping the roads of Sioux City, Iowa, safe as part of the police department’s traffic unit. His presence on the streets […] Read More
The last ride for the Minneapolis Mounted Patrol?
There is a long and storied relationship between cops and horses. As America grew westward, the image of a mounted lawman became burned into the collective consciousness of America. Automobiles […] Read More
Is AI the future of report writing?
Several departments are banking on AI to help draft police reports
Many officers still in uniform can remember the day when reports were all written by hand. If the shift supervisor happened to identify any errors in a report, the unfortunate […] Read More
