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Progress in policing won’t come from policy alone — it starts with the conversations officers avoid most
The suspect is accused of speeding more than 50 mph, running multiple red lights and knocking an LASD deputy off a motorcycle
Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, stated that the videos show no evidence that the officer was struck by friendly fire
The former Riverside Police officers have filed a lawsuit alleging the department discriminated against them based on their disabled veteran status
The Temple Terrace PD officer was travelling at more than 100mph in his unmarked cruiser while on duty but not “actively taking law enforcement action,” according to an affidavit
Behind every decision is pressure, responsibility and a side of leadership most officers never experience
In a mass casualty incident or officer-down situation, rapid bleeding control can mean the difference between life and death
From calm command presence to the dangers of ego-driven leadership, Star Wars offers surprisingly relevant lessons for today’s police leaders
From injury risk to performance gaps, this summit tackles the realities female first responders face — and delivers training built specifically for them
Thomasz Szabo was convicted of organizing swatting calls and bomb threats against dozens of U.S. targets, including Congress members, federal judges and the heads of federal LE agencies