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Consider promoting the less advertised aspects of policing instead of just the “run and gun” components
Amid the backyard barbecues and price-slashing sales, thousands across the country are remembering their loved ones
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Educator finds new purpose helping to mold students at historic, cost-free, private residential school in Hershey, Pa.
Children are now safe, police said. The suspect was not immediately identified
Video of the encounter showed two police officers drawing their guns and using pepper spray during a traffic stop
The two sailors were flown to a hospital in critical condition, officials said
Maj. Gen. William Walker was closely involved with the security on Jan. 6 as he dispatched troops to back up Capitol Police
A National Guard convoy was transporting COVID-19 vaccines in Texas when it was stopped by an armed man, police said
A Capitol Police request to extend the deployment of 2,300 Guard members was approved last week
Guard members will remain until May 23 at the request of Capitol Police officials
Troops still on deployment since the Jan. 6 attack are set to return home in March
Maj. William J. Walker testified that he received a “frantic” call from former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, but had to wait hours for approval from defense officials
12 agencies are partnering on trial security in hopes of preventing widespread unrest and property damage
The Guard troops will supplement local law enforcement agencies in preparing for potential unrest
Officials say the vetting hasn’t flagged any issues or evidence of threats so far
Since last week, the FBI has opened 170 case files and received more than 100,000 pieces of digital media
Last week’s events at the Capitol have lent momentum to a longstanding effort for D.C. to gain direct authority over its National Guard
In a letter to acting secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser asked for a “pre-disaster declaration”
Defense leaders are reviewing use-of-force restrictions on Guard members in anticipation of more unrest leading up to Biden’s inauguration
A woman was shot and killed by police Wednesday, and three others died in apparent medical emergencies
A bill passed by the Senate’s veto override last week includes new guidelines for federal officers
The city is preparing for potential violence as Congress is expected to vote to affirm President-elect Biden’s victory
Chaplains say they’re working on two main lessons learned as they prepare to potentially be mobilized again — possibly as soon as next March
The burning of the 3rd Precinct building during George Floyd protests earlier this year led the governor to call in the U.S. National Guard
A seemingly random phone call from a 78-year-old North Carolina woman to a Massachusetts detective ended with $65,000 recovered
The exoskeleton uniform of the near future aims to increase decision-making time and safety for officers and decrease the need to go hands-on
Unrest erupted Wednesday over President Trump’s court challenges to stop the vote count in battleground states
6 takeaways from the Army Field Manual doctrine on readiness and sleep cops can use to reduce fatigue
Blue H.E.L.P, an organization dedicated to raising awareness for law enforcement suicide, is spearheading the project
Both professions require tactical approaches that without command, control, coordination and communication could result in death or discipline
Gov. Tony Evers activated the National Guard Wednesday ahead of the DA’s decision in anticipation of protests
A source said more than 100 Guard members are preparing as Kentucky’s AG is expected to announce if he’ll file charges against the officers involved in Taylor’s death
State Police and U.S. Navy personnel worked to safely detonate unexploded ordnance that a Massachusetts man found in his yard Saturday
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