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In December 2019, the CDC began monitoring an infectious disease outbreak caused by a new coronavirus strain first identified in Wuhan, China. On February 11, 2020, the World Health Organization announced an official name for the disease: COVID-19, which was officially named a pandemic on March 11, 2020.
The first case in the United States was announced on January 21, 2020, in the state of Washington. The first fatality in the United States was announced on February 28, 2020. Find COVID-19 breaking news, what first responders need to know about the novel coronavirus, and tips for public safety leaders in how to prepare for and educate the public on the coronavirus here on Police1.
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The pilot involves testing first responders on a large scale with little notice
With many ranges closed due to coronavirus restrictions, alternative practice methods are critical to maintaining your shooting skills
From enforcing health and safety guidelines to virtually engaging with students, university police departments face many new challenges during the pandemic
Starbucks served more than 2 million free cups of coffee during the early months of the pandemic, and seeks to inspire ongoing support as the crisis continues
The committee advised that healthcare workers should be in the first priority group
Tracking the coronavirus-related deaths of U.S. police officers and other LE personnel
Gov. Kate Brown said she has directed state police to work with local law enforcement to enforce limits on holiday gatherings
The coronavirus created more than just health problems, it has led to COVID-related crimes
Some police officials say it's sensible for officers to wear masks during routine work, but reasonable exemptions are necessary -- such as in sudden, dangerous situations
City leaders said they will need to make the cuts by July 1, 2021 if more federal pandemic relief is not received
With cities, counties and state agencies increasingly lacking budgeted resources, grant programs are an additional funding source to consider
Kansas City's new guidance comes after an outbreak at the police department and applies to all essential workers
Police found 200 people violating coronavirus rules Saturday night at an "amateur fighting event" called "Rumble in the Bronx"
The former grave digger had been serving concurrent life sentences for his five-year killing spree and 13 murders across northern England in the 70s
The task force will work to ensure any officer who dies of COVID-19 in the line of duty is included on the memorial wall
Substance abuse prevention advocates say that increased isolation and a decrease in services is likely to create more relapses
Organizers say they intend to bring the event back in 2022
The infant was unresponsive and waiting for medics when a South Carolina deputy stepped in
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