Community Relations
“We serve at the public’s discretion and should partner with them to understand what the public’s priorities are,” Chief JD Younger said
Alicia Wadas recently received a first-ever recognition for her impact while serving as president of the FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association
Clarifying the source of common myths and misconception and recognizing our bias is the first step to building bridges and maintaining partnerships
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It can also help resolve issues effectively.
Being a small town cop offers unique opportunities
This good deed was done at the exact time I needed uplifting
Two hard body armor kits will be placed in each of the approximately 60 patrol cars for officers to slip on during an active shooting scenario
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After making sure the gunshot victim was en route to the hospital and the area was cleared, the cops rushed Felony to the vet
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This has resulted in a citywide 32 percent decline in so-called proactive police stops
Community leaders are mobilizing on the ground with grassroots efforts to instill lessons of nonviolence
The department worked hard to become certified by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies
This year, the award program not only recognizes individual officers and departments for excellence in service, but also partners in the community who have helped police fulfill their public safety mission
Some people calling for changes in policing probably do have a handle on the answers to those questions, but I contend that many do not
Support from the community, one trooper said, only helps morale as officers continue to patrol the area
It is important to build a partnership between law enforcement and the citizens that you protect to help ensure the safety of human life and the protection of assets
Tampa officers are expected to gain a new appreciation of how they are perceived in the community and how they want to be perceived
Police and fire officials are grappling with how to respond, as the questionable legality of the process has made it difficult to punish amateur chemists
Police in Memphis say bystanders helped subdue a pedestrian who climbed into a squad car and reached for an officer’s gun
Police are offering the use of their headquarters — with an optional officer present — for residents looking for safe transactions
About $76,000 already has been pledged in private donations to assist with the cost of the gun buyback
Bill provides statutory guidance for courts using Tennessee’s public nuisance law to keep criminal gang members out of public areas
Citizen complaints about Chicago police and the related investigative files are public records and must be turned over by the city
Max Huntsman was hired in December to provide new oversight to the LASD following several years of investigations into deputy corruption in the jail system
Calif. Supreme Court likely to rule in favor of requiring police agencies to make names of officers in shootings public
The NYPD’s encounters with the public will soon begin with a polite introduction and end “on a positive note” under a new “Seven Steps to Positive Community Interactions” curriculum
Five police commanders regularly use their accounts to post tweets asking residents to help solve crimes or be aware of their surroundings
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