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Bill to increase penalties for assault on law enforcement advances in Iowa

Bill to increase penalties for assault on law enforcement advances in Iowa

February 9, 2024

In a move aimed at bolstering protections for first responders and public safety officials in Iowa, lawmakers have proposed a bill that would increase penalties for assaults on law enforcement […] Read More

Rikers Island corrections officers work over 100 hours weekly as overtime soars

Rikers Island corrections officers work over 100 hours weekly as overtime soars

January 8, 2023

Rikers Island Department of Corrections (DOC) officers have been working an insane average of over 100 hours per week this year as overtime hours soar, according to data compiled by […] Read More

Pilot program to put former corrections officers behind the wheel of ambulances amid EMS volunteer shortage

Pilot program to put former corrections officers behind the wheel of ambulances amid EMS volunteer shortage

August 15, 2022

The Passaic County Sheriff’s Office recently unveiled a pilot program to provide ambulance services amid EMS volunteer shortages by relying on help from former corrections officers. The program aims to […] Read More

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