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With over 270 sessions and participants from across the globe, the ILEETA Conference continues to set the standard for law enforcement training
Though common and relatively simple to learn and use, tactical performance imagery can become most effective when certain approaches are utilized
Discover how informed training and proactive engagement programs can shift police-youth encounters, improving outcomes and building trust in the justice system
The officer who drove the patrol car the day of the November 2014 shooting was suspended
Nathan Desjardins and another officer were injured when they responded to reports of a missing canoeist
An NAACP leader and the ACLU of Nevada have called for Las Vegas police to stop using a neck restraint that can render suspects unconscious
Three friends said Khaleel Thompson was acting erratically and threatening to kill himself hours before he was shot
Judges no longer issue warrants to arrest people who fail to show up in court or pay tickets for infractions such as urinating in public, loitering or sleeping in a park
The law makes audio-visual recording devices a standard feature of uniforms for any law enforcement officer who routinely interacts with the public
Witnesses said that the suspect fired a gun at pursuing troopers during the pursuit
The report released by the San Bernardino County DA’s office includes the accounts of nearly two dozen officers and details how officers identified the suspects
Cedar Rapids police investigator Sarah Lacina used her training and instincts to win $1 million on the show
Law enforcement administrators should require officer immersion into minority and marginalized groups
Police Chief Mary Sclabassi said the department will conduct a “thorough and diligent investigation”
Hayden Stutz told officers several times he had a pistol and didn’t care what happened
An officer opened the rear passenger door of the car when the suspect pulled out a gun and opened fire
Police said Hashim Abedi confessed that both he and his brother were members of the Islamic State group and that he “knew all the details” of the Manchester attack plot
In the wake of Manchester, can we finally declare the total failure of gun-free zones as a means to protect the innocent from the evil acts of terrorists and maniacs?
We need to try an enforcement approach that is tailor-made and designed by and for our specific communities
The grant will allow up to five police departments in the area to use the mental health services through November
The grant will help fund community-based activities that had previously been funded by state grants that no longer exist
The mayor wants nearly $2.4M in pot taxes to be spent on the bureau’s Service Coordination Team and DUI training
The DOJ asked Judge William Orrick for permission to file documents asking the judge to reconsider or clarify his ruling in light of a new memo by AG Jeff Sessions
The status means armed soldiers could be deployed instead of police at public events
Police are investigating the MCI as a possible terrorist attack
Cops just need a few pieces of equipment and some training to provide safe and quick solutions to two of the most common reasons for vehicle breakdowns
She credits her success as the department’s first female counter-sniper to her unit and her husband’s support
The 25-year-old man claimed to have PTSD due to fighting in Uzbekistan
The TASER had no effect on James E. Jones and it took five officers to take him into custody
Authorities say Carlos Garcia Petrovich fled on foot and became violent with the deputy
The proposal originally called for broad police accountability and anti-racial profiling measures
Authorities said Anil Uskanli created so many problems on the American Airlines flight that he had to be immobilized with duct tape in a seat until the plane landed in Honolulu
With help from Dothan Police Officer Katrina Culbreath, Sheena Davenport learned a life-lesson: there are still good people in this world
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