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(PoliceOne Image) This week’s photo comes to us from Thomaston (Conn.) Officer Jason St. Onge. Officer St. Onge recently encountered a British Army Veteran named Neilly Davis, who served alongside ...
Betsy Brantner Smith offers several tips for responding to calls involving military veterans to keep both cops and their subjects safe.
The First Responder Initiative is designed to provide education to the first responder and law enforcement community about the unique needs of returning combat veterans
Body camera shows sheriff's deputies pleading with a despondent Jedadiah Zillmer, 23, to put down his gun before they shoot him.
Body camera shows sheriff's deputies pleading with a despondent Jedadiah Zillmer, 23, to put down his gun before they shoot him
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