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Massachusetts police officer Douglas Kingsley is walking from the Berkshires to Cape Cod to promote suicide awareness among first responders and to help break the stigma surrounding mental health issues […] Read More
A Massachusetts police department recently welcomed its newest member — a comfort dog named Mac — to work with kids who experienced trauma. Mac, an 8-week-old black English Lab, met […] Read More
Westport, Connecticut, Police Chief Fotios Koskinas was recently featured as one of CNN’s 12 “Champions for Change” for 2022 due to his department’s reforms to help officers respond to mental […] Read More
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office (SCCSO) in Northern California is employing the help of a “cop whisperer” to heal officers’ trauma and PTSD after several tragedies occurred in the […] Read More
A Pinellas County woman apparently made more than 12,000 9-1-1 calls over the past year just to “yell obscenities” at officers and harass them. According to Florida court records, 51-year-old […] Read More
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
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