Fitness & Health
One of the biggest threats to the lives of first responders is trying to live with the things they see people do to each other
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Being a married cop may be one of the toughest things you’ll ever do
The success of fitness testing has led to program enhancements such as onsite rehab providing strength and conditioning interventions to officers
Some bills would expedite mental evaluations of people who have committed misdemeanor or petty misdemeanor offenses
Officers should prepare ahead for emotional threats so they can more easily get back to a place of safety and strength
What you don’t know about your benefits for a disability arising from trauma on the job could leave you financially ruined – and worse
First responders and veterans suffering from PTSD share how service dogs have changed their lives
The deaths of Officers Tiffany Enriquez and Kaulike Kalama have added new urgency to efforts to pass legislation prohibiting lending guns to another person
The ‘Olympics’ for public safety officers and firefighters is an event of kinship and connections
Patrolman Edward Nortrup was a 13-year veteran of the Roselle Park Police Department
A new law requires police departments to report deaths by suicide to the attorney general and creates a required suicide prevention training program for officers