House passes bill strengthening Alaska tribal law enforcement
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
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The neuroscience tactical advantage it provides in work and in life
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
San Diego law enforcement officials speak out against hate crimes
San Diego law enforcement officials are decrying hate crimes against Asian Americans following the Atlanta shooting that left 8 people dead – six of them Asian. Although it is not […] Read More
New York and San Francisco boost police presence in Asian neighborhoods following Atlanta massage parlor shootings
Police departments in New York City and San Francisco will deploy more officers in Asian communities following the Atlanta shootings that left 8 people dead – six of whom were […] Read More
Afraid of social media? Here’s where to start
If you don’t know a lot about social media, chances are you find it slightly intimidating. And if you are more familiar with it, well, you probably find it very […] Read More
Oklahoma senate passes bill allowing law enforcement curriculum to be introduced in high schools
The Oklahoma senate has unanimously approved a bill that allows the Council on Law Enforcement and Training (CLEET) to create a law enforcement curriculum for high school students. The bill’s […] Read More
