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“We can never forget what happened”

“We can never forget what happened”

September 11 philanthropies remember the fallen by supporting impacted families

September 11, 2022

Philanthropies founded in the aftermath of the September 11 terror attacks continue to remember the fallen heroes by maintaining their legacy and supporting their families 21 years after the tragedy. […] Read More

Biden signs bill to make benefits available for families of officers who commit suicide

Biden signs bill to make benefits available for families of officers who commit suicide

August 23, 2022

President Biden recently signed a bill on Tuesday, August 16, that will make benefits available to the families of officers who commit suicide or suffer from PTSD. The Public Safety […] Read More

CrossFit competition “Monster Games” honors fallen officers

CrossFit competition “Monster Games” honors fallen officers

July 21, 2022

A CrossFit competition was recently held in Joplin, Missouri, in honor of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty last year. The “Monster Games” competition at Missouri […] Read More

January marks deadly start to the year for law enforcement

January marks deadly start to the year for law enforcement

February 5, 2022

It’s been a deadly start to 2022 for the law enforcement profession in continuation of last year’s violent trends. In the month of January, 24 officers have been shot and […] Read More

Illinois police warn about fraudulent GoFundMe pages for slain officer

Illinois police warn about fraudulent GoFundMe pages for slain officer

January 16, 2022

The Bradley Police Department issued a public warning about several fraudulent GoFundMe pages for one of their fallen officers. The department said the pages were created by scammers pretending to […] Read More

Georgia police officer killed on first shift on the job

Georgia police officer killed on first shift on the job

October 17, 2021

A Georgia police officer was recently shot to death on his first shift on the job in an act of retaliation for an arrest. 26-year-old Officer Dylan Harrison, who had […] Read More

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