A glimpse into the labyrinth of bodycam footage policies
As police reform remains at the top of the nation’s to-do list, the subject of body camera footage and policies governing the release of that footage to the public has […] Read More
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Minneapolis police officer’s marriage to school principal changes perspectives and brings hope
Mauri and Mike Friestleben’s marriage has helped each other embrace different perspectives on policing and racism. When analyzing police shootings, Mauri trusts her husband’s perspective as a former police officer. […] Read More
Sacrifice that is never forgotten
Minnesota sheriff’s podcast records fallen officers’ stories
Last year, a lot of people discovered they had a lot more time on their hands, freeing them up to try new hobbies — hence the endless memes about sourdough […] Read More
North Dakota suspends cooperation with Minnesota agencies due to conflicting deadly force state laws
Neighboring states North Dakota and Minnesota often cooperate with one another in the realm of law enforcement, but since Minnesota changed its deadly force law, the relationship has been on […] Read More
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
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
