Media Relations

To protect the freedom of the press, law enforcement must handle uncertain situations with the utmost care and professionalism

Now more than ever, law enforcement agencies across the country are searching for ways to pull back the curtain on their day-to-day operations

By now every officer should be trained in crowd control so that a group of them can form anytime to address a violent crowd in the early stages of its development

A well-written news release should look, feel and read like a news article

The suspect agreed to release his hostage on one condition: a news crew would broadcast his complaints

Follow these five steps for improving police interaction with the media

The on-site commander, according to DPS Director Steven McGraw, thought "they had time to organize," but McGraw said this "was the wrong decision"

Research shows the contagion effect is real and news media coverage is impacting the decisions of potential killers

The decision could allow people to sue officers who interfere with bystanders trying to record them

Sometimes, police need to share disturbing pictures or video on social media to catch criminals, but content moderation is a tricky subject. Here’s what agencies need to know

Police say the page provides transparency without disclosing personal information

Julie Parker speaks with PIO Dionne Waugh about the media communications surrounding a mass shooting that claimed the life of 10, including Officer Eric Talley

In a press conference, Chief Joseph Chacon rebuked a grand jury decision to charge 19 officers over conduct related to civil unrest in 2020

Detroit Rewards TV will air new episodes about an unsolved crime each week