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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
Minnesota law enforcement and community organizations are calling for more awareness and financial support to help address post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health issues rife among officers in […] Read More
Former Officer Lenny O’Keefe has moved on from his days walking the beat to now walking Liberty, the Concord, New Hampshire, Police Department comfort dog. O’Keefe and Liberty travel across […] Read More
On June 21, police in Plymouth, Massachusetts, immediately jumped into action to save a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who was attempting to commit suicide. Officer Roth was the first to […] Read More
The Tampa Police Department is looking to expand its chaplain program to provide more robust spiritual counseling to officers who experience traumatic events, particularly in cases of child abuse. Department […] Read More
Kansas law enforcement officers and first responders have touted a recent Senate bill as a step towards greater mental health awareness and support. Senate Bill 491 advocates for workers’ compensation […] Read More
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