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The Lexington police union argues the 2021 ban ignored collective bargaining agreements and put officers at greater risk
Departments adopting immersive, policy-aligned simulations are improving officer judgment, reducing liability and building public trust — but implementation requires careful planning
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Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner told Congress that sanctuary policies block deputies from honoring ICE detainers for individuals who pose a threat to community safety
The Glendale Police Department used real-time technology to track the suspect following a second vehicle assault on the department’s secured entrance
Detectives used technology and targeted policing to dismantle the 800 YGs, described as showing “absolute disregard for human life”
With budgets tight and tech evolving fast, law enforcement agencies are turning to pay-as-you-go models for scalable, cost-effective modernization
A tragedy involving a law enforcement family member demands precise, trauma-informed messaging to preserve trust and prioritize those most impacted
The 20-year-old gunman, shot by police, had been active in the Leon County Sheriff’s Office youth programs and carried a handgun and shotgun