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As summer approaches and the weather warms up, more cyclists are hitting the roads. However, with more bicycles on the roads, there will be more accidents. Those in the cycling […] Read More
T.J. McGinnis, a senior Shelby County High School, has dreams of serving his hometown community by working in law enforcement. His mentor is his aunt, Sgt. Sasha Lilly Knighten. McGinnis […] Read More
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in law enforcement were highlighted in May – an honorary month for AAPI. Sergeant Chue Lee Thao, who immigrated to the United States in 1982 […] Read More
Residents in Chester County, South Carolina, showed their gratitude to law enforcement by honking their horns as they drove by the deputies’ command post after law enforcement caught a wanted […] Read More
Officer David Kaufman of the Boulder Police Department displayed kindness and compassion as he helped locate and assist an elderly woman with dementia who had wandered off. He ended up […] Read More
In the wake of anger-fueled protests and riots, it appears that activists, politicos and judges are all over the map regarding what officers should or should not do in response to active threats during civil unrest. The goalposts are constantly being moved as the police profession grapples with methods to counter aggression. Read More
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