Abuse

In 1995 the FBI learned pedophiles were using online chat rooms to communicate with victims, revolutionizing the way agents investigate child sexual abuse

On-premise technology is increasingly inadequate for handling the scale of material associated with these cases

A UT-Dallas study, using information submitted by Dallas police, found that domestic violence rates spiked at the start of the state's shelter-in-place orders

Children can no longer find respite from their abusers during school hours or time spent elsewhere

Will lessons learned from the shelter-in-place orders figure into future policing strategies and policies?

The unit is tasked with reviewing and investigating some of the most depraved crimes imaginable

What first responders need to know about asking for help, getting into treatment, and returning to work

Chief says he's seen violent acts in his 12 years of police work, but nothing quite like this.

A Marion County Sheriff's Office corrections officer was arrested Tuesday, accused of slamming the head of a man who was handcuffed into a concrete wall at the Marion County Jail in early October, according to officials and video surveillance released by the agency.

Matt Stiehm talks with Police1 Editor In Chief Doug Wyllie about the infamous Jerry Sandusky case and discusses difficulties associated with complex child abuse investigations.

Dr. Matt Stiehm talks with Betsy Brantner-Smith about the importance of being aware of all types of child abuse and neglect, and how to go about investigating those cases to protect our children.