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The Keweena County Sheriff’s Office is pleading for more mental health resources following an attempted suicide. Keweena County Sheriff Deputies responded to a call of a young person who drove […] Read More
The Detroit Police Athletic League is adding chess to their sports programs to foster critical thinking skills in the youth. According to the Detroit Free Press, around 50 kids aged […] Read More
In 1838, Boston’s nightlife was out of control. The undisciplined volunteer night watch couldn’t manage the chaos, and so the first centralized police force — and the institution of policing […] Read More
Game Changer, a nonprofit organization founded in 2016, aims to IMPROVE perceptions among police and community members. Started by founder and Georgetown University psychology graduate Sean Sheppard, the organization aims […] Read More
USA Judo is working with law enforcement to launch judo training workshops for police officers so they can learn the skills to subdue suspects without relying on deadly force. The […] Read More
My friend Dave Edmonds (APB contributing editor) and I went through the ranks at the same time, both ending up as captains for large sheriff’s departments in California — him […] Read More
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