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A study commissioned by the City of Columbus found that a majority of participants believe that non-violent calls can be dealt with by social workers or mental health professionals rather […] Read More
Portland police’s Rapid Response Team was faced with tighter restrictions after a federal judge limited their use of crowd-control launchers until further training is given to officers. U.S. District Judge […] Read More
In my recent APB piece, “The Job Doesn’t Love You Back” (December 2020), I touched on the idea of hobbies and how important they are to keeping a cop sane […] Read More
Former Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo will be leaving for Miami in May to lead the city’s 1,400-strong police force. The surprise pick announced recently was born out of a […] Read More
The U.S. House of Representative passed a bill to renew the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) that includes a pilot program to expand the role of tribal law enforcement in […] Read More
If you’re a cynical cop, 2020 was your year. Nothing like a pandemic and civil and political unrest to reinforce your distrust of human nature and motive. While doubting the […] Read More
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