10 codes have been replaced bit by bit for 10 years, but reform is slow. So why are departments are holding on?
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Writing and filing tickets electronically is a force multiplier for police departments
The American flag is considered a living symbol under federal law. We must treat it as such.
The vehicle was designed as a lightweight option for law enforcement to keep up with sports cars of the time in pursuits
A childhood dream to be a cop took retired Chief Alan Love through a war in another country
If there was ever a murder case perfectly suited for media and public consumption it was the O.J. Simpson murder trial
Officer Vanessa Martinez is the first female to pass all requirements to be a motorcycle officer
Today, to America and to the world, the word “Ferguson” means far more than just another city
Record-keepers have found some unremarkable depositions with a noteworthy signature: Melvin Purvis Jr.
Here are some of the strangest last words before execution
Everyone loves a good mystery, but what happens when a mystery never has a satisfying ending?
The fee that Josephine Serrano Collier paid in 1946 for the application to become a policewoman was just $1, but it cost her much more than that
Chuck is more than merely my mentor, so join me in celebrating his retirement by adding your thoughts in the comments area below
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