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A Wisconsin State Trooper had a surprise encounter after pulling over an odd-looking vehicle when he noticed something wasn’t quite right. What he found was a seatless car and a […] Read More
Drury University’s “Badge to Bachelors” program will offer new scholarships for law enforcement officers looking to improve their career prospects. The Springfield university’s new scholarship program aimed at law enforcement […] Read More
January welcomed a new semester at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri, and the first students to attend the Lincoln University Law Enforcement Training Academy (LULETA), the first police academy […] Read More
At the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), they say they “Train the Best for the Worst.” “Our nation’s first responders — law enforcement officers, firefighters and […] Read More
As someone who sees many first responder couples in therapy, I will tell you firsthand that these are very brave souls. In addition to the stigma surrounding counseling in general, […] Read More
Most years, Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel fields an average of 200 applicants seeking to join his small department serving the suburb a few miles outside of Chicago. Typically, 30 […] Read More
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