Drones help law enforcement reach the homeless
The coronavirus is a threat to everyone, but the homeless population is particularly at risk. They often survive outdoors and do not have regular access to health care, sinks to […] Read More
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Position before submission
Confronting a suspect in control of a vehicle
In Brazilian jiu-jitsu, we are taught a core principle early in our training that we build upon throughout our whole experience: “position before submission.” This means you should attempt to […] Read More
The bounds of legal authority during crisis
In the face of a global viral pandemic believed to be spread through close personal contact, hosting a gathering of 500 people or more could be called foolish, reckless, dangerous and — in Florida at least — it is, for now, called illegal. Read More
Buchanan man invents device to help limit drownings
Buchanan resident Jerry Hinz watched someone nearly drown in his arms at a New Buffalo marina in October 2019. Read More
Always honored, never forgotten
COVID-19 is ripping through our country, depositing fear, illness, death and changing daily life as we know it. Read More
An eye for detail
How art helps officers develop vital crime-solving skills
When analyzing evidence or investigating a crime scene, an eye for detail is vitally important for law enforcement. Officers with the NYPD and several federal agencies are honing that eye […] Read More
