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The Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act would also prohibit state and local governments from purchasing ALPR, facial recognition and other systems with federal funds
The councilor argues Boston PD is at least 500 officers short, fueling excessive overtime, and is urging policy changes to improve recruitment and staffing flexibility
Readers shared encounters with crowds pressing into arrest scenes while raising questions about how officers will measure and enforce the 15-foot boundary
As synthetic media becomes more convincing, agencies must rethink evidence authentication, investigator training and public communication
After initially delaying getting out of his vehicle while trying to call his lawyer, Romo complied with the officer’s instructions
Retired Lt. Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue, discusses the physical, emotional and financial realities that often follow a serious line-of-duty injury — and where officers can turn for support
After surviving a devastating ambush, Mississippi Deputy Yates Rodney’s recovery inspired a scholarship that helps wounded officers attend The Wounded Blue’s National Law Enforcement Survival Summit
The Pentagon confirmed the extension, stating that the mission will continue until Jan. 20, 2029, “or until terminated by the President”
The legislation creates a pathway for younger recruits while preserving academy training and probation standards
The court ruled prosecutors failed to disprove the officer’s self-defense claim beyond a reasonable doubt, rejecting hindsight critiques of officers’ tactical decisions