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• 'It starts with us': Calif. agency's video series focuses on facilitating an open dialogue

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  The Tustin Police Department aims to address and improve community relations through the project

• National law enforcement organizations announce community outreach project across US

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  The inaugural National Faith & Blue Weekend is set to take place October 9 to 11

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  3 communications essentials to enhance situational awareness

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  Solid network reliability, data priority for first responder traffic and local 24/7 support are crucial

• A police advocate’s simple suggestion: Walk a simulated mile in a cop’s shoes

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  Members of legislative bodies and civilian oversight boards should be urged to engage in some law enforcement training

• Silence is not a winning strategy: Why police leaders must speak up in times of crisis

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  By maintaining a steady presence throughout difficult situations, your agency will strengthen its roots for a successful long-term relationship with the community

• Va. bill seeks to open past police investigation records to public

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  Opponents say police and prosecutors should decide whether to release sensitive crime scene photographs or witness statements that could disparage an individual unnecessarily

• Utah law enforcement groups condemn newspaper cartoon

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  Police groups and supporters are calling for The Salt Lake Tribune to apologize for publishing a cartoon linking the Ku Klux Klan with law enforcement

• Staying resilient during turbulent times in policing

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  Of importance is to show your communities you are part of the 99% who put the uniform on daily and carry out their duties with dignity and pride

• Opinion: Why we must be the example

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  Every citizen contact is an opportunity to provide a positive, professional and respectful interaction with law enforcement

• 'I almost shot an unarmed Black man': Duluth officer's Facebook post goes viral

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  Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken shared the officer's post, writing that 'being a cop in 2020 is as tough as it gets'

• Facial recognition an effective investigative tool, not big brother

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  Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott says the biometric technology is one of many investigative tools used by his department

• Breaking the cycle of mistrust

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  Like all stereotypes, the idea that all cops are uncaring, tyrannical bullies is inherently flawed

• 10 current violations of crowd control protocols and what to do about them

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  It is difficult to watch agencies allow their elected leadership do things that violate established tactics

• What police departments need to know about TikTok

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  TikTok downloads surpass YouTube and Facebook, but how can police use this social media platform to connect with communities?

• Ferguson after-action report: Have lessons learned been applied?

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  The first step to applying and implementing the lessons learned of any after-action report is to read the report, which unfortunately rarely happens

• Roundtable: How to educate officials on the value of the public information officer

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  As communities ask for greater transparency about those who protect and serve them, the PIO has become critical in addressing those demands

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