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The video led to a frisk and concealed firearm discovery, sparking debate over reasonable suspicion and the legality of the search
Discover essential LinkedIn tips for police officers to boost professional networking, explore job opportunities and achieve career advancement in law enforcement
While we don’t know what we will wake up to on Nov. 6, we must focus on professionalism, choosing to help, not acting as accelerant
This webinar discusses the ever-changing cyber landscape and spotlight modern advancements in live communications collection.
Strong branding establishes a law enforcement agency as a credible and trustworthy source of information
The post circulated as the Miami-Dade Police Department was mourning the loss of Detective Cesar Echaverry, who was shot in the head
“I believe that this young man was arrested, charged, indicted and then found not guilty by a jury of his peers. Is this not how our country works anymore?” the PD said
Now more than ever, law enforcement agencies across the country are searching for ways to pull back the curtain on their day-to-day operations
“This has torn this community apart,” one city council member said during an emotional meeting
Getting the earliest possible warning of credible incidents helps public safety agencies prepare and respond quickly and appropriately
It will be up to local sheriff’s staff, judges or county clerks to see if applicants have suggested dangerous behavior online
The injunction throws a wrinkle into the state’s plan to recertify officers for the first time
The video mixes humor and real stories from Colonie police officers to connect with potential new recruits
An investigation aims to reveal what part the online message platforms played in the deadly attack
Judges said the man failed to prove the officers acted maliciously when they investigated and charged him with fourth-degree felony disrupting public services
The former officer shared photos and videos of evidence from investigations, police said
Sometimes, police need to share disturbing pictures or video on social media to catch criminals, but content moderation is a tricky subject. Here’s what agencies need to know
Officers can use the network to improve their professional development and search for career opportunities – both during their policing career and post-retirement
An impressive performance by a police chief and his tech-savvy sidekick aims to show a lighter side of policing
The platform said the video violated its “violent or graphic content policy”
The “Orbeez Challenge” encourages participants to use airsoft guns to shoot water beads at strangers
Federal agents arrested the TikTok personality after he was spotted dancing in what investigators described as his stick-up shoes
Atlas One allows police to send out immediate, targeted notifications to mobile devices that have the app
This podcast is designed to reveal the full potential of true communication between cops and their communities through a long-discussion format
The offer includes “a set of limited-edition platinum bracelets, free transportation with a chauffeur and professional glamour shots,” the sheriff’s office said in a Facebook post
The CALEB app works as a community bulletin board to connect police with the community they serve
A sheriff’s office has disabled comments on its Facebook page. Here’s why that may not be a good idea
A massive nor’easter is a great time to flex those comedic muscles
The officer says he wants to show his community “what the police are really like”
The sheriff’s office says it hopes the change will inspire the public to report tips “through proper channels”
The lawsuit claims that Facebook’s algorithms played a part in radicalizing the suspects
Short, memorable holiday-themed video skits is one way the Mesa Police Department is spreading the holiday crime prevention message this year
From a holiday lights display to story time videos, the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office looks for new ways to connect with community members
