A running rematch
Law enforcement is obviously focused on protecting and serving, but officers also work hard to build bonds with people in their community. That was on display in Florida recently, when […] Read More
News
NYPD changes policy on headwear
Lawsuit settlement allows individuals to wear religious headwear in booking photos
On November 5, the New York Police Department agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit filed in 2018 that alleged officers violated the religious rights of Muslim women by demanding they […] Read More
LE deaths up in 2020
Number of cops shot and killed climbs along with COVID-19 fatalities
Last year, law enforcement lost hundreds of officers. According to the Officer Down Memorial Page (ODMP), 281 law enforcement professionals died by December 18, which includes deaths from shooting, motorcycle […] Read More
Flashlights and low-light training
In police work, the flashlight is an essential device. But depending on its use, it can be an asset or a liability. Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) studies […] Read More
A thread of courage and love
Daughter of fallen 9/11 Port Authority officer finds strength in her father’s sacrifice
Caitlyn McIntyre was 5 years old when her father was killed in the line of duty. A tragic and sad event for a young child yet, for Caitlyn, the beginning […] Read More
Emergency management
It’s our obligation and responsibility to coordinate and prepare for disasters and considerations for a better plan
This article is directed toward chiefs and sheriffs. Of course, all other law enforcement officers will benefit from this article by using it as a resource for professional development. As […] Read More
