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Pennsylvania police utilize VR for de-escalation training

Pennsylvania police utilize VR for de-escalation training

January 25, 2023

A Pennsylvania police department is turning to virtual reality (VR) headsets for de-escalation training in a new program funded by federal grant money. The Central Bucks Regional Police Department (CBRPD) […] Read More

Rhode Island police officers to be equipped with body cameras due to statewide grant program

Rhode Island police officers to be equipped with body cameras due to statewide grant program

October 28, 2022

All Rhode Island police officers from across the state will soon be equipped with body cameras thanks to millions of dollars in funding from a statewide grant program. Law enforcement […] Read More

House passes package of police and public safety legislation

House passes package of police and public safety legislation

October 3, 2022

The U.S. House of Representatives on September 22 passed a package of policing bills authorizing billions in grants for local police departments to hire, train and retain officers and other […] Read More

Justice Department, lawmakers look to support tribal law enforcement and In-digenous crime victims in new grant program

Justice Department, lawmakers look to support tribal law enforcement and In-digenous crime victims in new grant program

September 30, 2022

The Department of Justice is aiming to improve tribal law enforcement and public safety with a new grant program. The DOJ recently announced the provision of $246 million in grants […] Read More

Colorado bill would allocate $30.5 million in grants to law enforcement agencies to enhance public safety

Colorado bill would allocate $30.5 million in grants to law enforcement agencies to enhance public safety

March 19, 2022

Colorado lawmakers recently introduced a bipartisan bill that would distribute $30.5 million in state funding to law enforcement agencies in an effort to combat rising crime. Senate Bill 22-145, filed […] Read More

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