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Basic emergency medical training is fairly standard at most police academies. The reality, however, is that many officers go years without using of it. After all, that’s what paramedics are […] Read More
Lawmakers in Mississippi are considering a somewhat novel approach to the ongoing issue of street racing: taking away the cars. Street racing is hardly a new issue. Longtime APB readers […] Read More
A recent report from the Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ), a nonpartisan think tank for criminal justice policy and research, shows a significant decrease in homicide rates from 2024 to […] Read More
Off-duty and pregnant Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PAPD) Police Officer Chee Ying Yong did not hesitate when she heard the blood-curdling cries of a teenage victim […] Read More
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) on February 25 announced Senior Officer Percy Evans of the Town of Holly Springs (N.C.) Police Department as the Officer of the […] Read More
American law enforcement agencies should achieve and maintain accredited status. By adhering to national standards, operational effectiveness can be strengthened, liability can be reduced and public trust can be enhanced. […] Read More
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