Busted: Five myths about marital counseling
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
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Suburban police feeling the recruitment crunch
Departments attract fewer-than-average applicants
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
Do gang databases discriminate?
D.C.-area departments reconsider their use
Earlier this year, the Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force (NVRGTF), which includes officers from 15 law enforcement agencies spanning several Virginia cities and the Virginia State Police, announced it […] Read More
Tampa Bay grieves over the loss of officers
The Tampa Bay area is mourning the loss of three police officers who died tragically in the line of duty. Since January, Tampa Bay law enforcement has suffered three casualties […] Read More
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón’s radical reforms face backlash from law enforcement
Following his election, the progressive LA DA George Gascón is already facing backlash and a recall effort by law enforcement agencies and prosecutors. Gascón, who was elected following the police […] Read More
“We were swamped”— gun permits surge in Wake County
Wake County Sheriff’s Office experienced a recent surge of gun permit applications, reflecting a nationwide trend. According to a WRAL (Raleigh) News Report, gun permits issued in Wake County, North […] Read More
