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Washington Governor Jay Inslee recently signed a law that will create an alert system for missing indigenous people. The law attempts to address a growing crisis of missing indigenous people […] Read More
The National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C., has announced that it is offering free admission to all active and retired law enforcement officers every Saturday for the remainder of […] Read More
Attorney General Bob Ferguson recently announced that law enforcement agencies in Washington would receive funding to expand storage space for sexual assault evidence kits. According to a new grant program, […] Read More
The city of Bellevue, Washington, welcomed Wendell Shirley as its new police chief on February 23. The seasoned law enforcement veteran plans to improve police–community relationships, deal with the uptick […] Read More
The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department is targeting Millennials, Gen Z and other groups in a new recruitment campaign with advertisements placed on New York subways. The advertisements ask “foodies, gamers, […] Read More
Ten black female police officers are suing the Washington D.C. Metro Police Department for discrimination on the basis of their race and gender after raising numerous complaints against the department […] Read More
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