Cops leave NYPD in highest number since 9/11
The New York Police Department has recorded the highest number of retirements and resignations since the post-9/11 exodus in 2002, the New York Post reported on January 7. In 2022, […] Read More
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NYPD cops transfer to small Connecticut force for higher pay and better quality of life
Out of the nine police officers who just joined the Danbury Police Department in Connecticut, six are former NYPD officers. Located about 70 miles north of New York City, not […] Read More
Evanston Police Department swears in first female police chief in its history
The Evanston Police Department in Illinois has made history by swearing in its first-ever female police chief. Chief Schenita Stewart became the department’s first permanent female police chief in its […] Read More
Police departments nationwide experiencing severe staffing shortages ahead of new year
Law enforcement leaders are sounding the alarm on critical staffing shortages affecting police departments in 11 cities across the country. National Police Association spokesperson retired Sergeant Betsy Branter-Smith recently announced […] Read More
Santa Fe Police Department extends initiative allowing officers to grow beards on duty
A new initiative by the Santa Fe Police Department allowing officers to grow beards will be extended for another 90 days. The 90-day program, which had an initial end date […] Read More
Law enforcement leaders meet to discuss major public safety issues facing cities
Law enforcement leaders from around the country recently gathered to discuss major public safety issues facing cities, including violent crime, workforce shortages, COVID-19 and the lack of prosecution of criminals […] Read More
