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When the wrong officer is put in the training role, the damage doesn’t show up right away — but it shapes how new cops think, act and do the job for years
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After a brief pursuit, the exited and ran toward one of the Orange County deputy’s driver’s side doors
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The driver repeatedly ignored Jacksonville officers’ attempts to stop him and continued driving through the Ironman course, nearly striking participants on multiple occasions
The suspect fled a traffic stop triggered by an ALPR hit, prompting a pursuit; after crashing his vehicle, he immediately fired multiple shots at officers
Agencies that undertrain with the 12-gauge are overlooking one of law enforcement’s most powerful and versatile defensive tools
Video shows one officer point his gun at another officer pulling up to his vehicle; as the officer in view secures his gun, the driving officer fires his gun, shooting the first officer
“What Cops Want” survey data reveals a clear message: Leaders connected to frontline realities earn trust, credibility and a better understanding of the job they’re leading
When retired investigator Terry Dwyer revisited decades of case files for his memoir, he discovered that some of the moments he barely remembered were the ones his family never forgot
Damage to the Missouri State Highway Patrol cruiser showed that the suspect had fired multiple shots, including one that flew through the cruiser’s passenger window
Lt. Mark Rickerman says FIFA 2026 will test public safety leaders with massive crowds, overlapping command structures, traffic gridlock and plans that must change after kickoff
Meet Lt. Renee Guyan, who oversees major events, emergency management and behavioral threat planning to help keep Gainesville’s community safe
Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey accepted the resignation of Nathan Stotts; a criminal investigation as well as an internal inquiry remain ongoing
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