Interior Dept. launches taskforce to review U.S. Park Police
The Department of the Interior is creating a taskforce to review and oversee the practices and policies of the U.S. Park Police after a recent report found problems with the […] Read More
Law Enforcement
NYPD expand youth summer-jobs program to boost recruitment and community relationships
The New York Police Department has expanded this year’s youth summer-jobs program as part of a city-wide employment program for pandemic-related economic recovery. The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is […] Read More
California Attorney General will take over investigations of police shootings of unarmed civilians
A new law adopted last year in California as part of a series of law enforcement reforms will lay investigations of police shootings of unarmed civilians at the doorstep of […] Read More
Bloodhound K9 locates missing Florida girl during Tropical Storm Elsa
A Lee County Sheriff’s K9 located a missing 12-year-old girl as Tropical Storm Elsa raged across the southern U.S. Mercy, a Bloodhound K9 with the sheriff’s office, tracked the girl […] Read More
U.S. Capitol Police expand beyond Washington D.C. to other states to deal with threats to Congress
The U.S. Capitol Police (USCP) announced that they will open field offices in other parts of the country as part of a “restructuring” plan to deal with threats of violence […] Read More
“Rushed” and “unprecedented” Minnesota law enforcement groups sue over changes to justified use of deadly force law
Law enforcement organizations in Minnesota are filing a lawsuit against Gov. Tim Walz over changes made to the justified use of deadly force standard during the 2020 legislative session. The […] Read More
