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David Griffith has been editor of POLICE Magazine since December 2001. He brings more than 40 years of experience on magazines and newspapers to POLICE. A Maggie award-winning journalist, his byline has appeared on hundreds of articles in POLICE and other national magazines.
Verbal and physical attacks on officers are taking a toll on the officers and on the nation's safety.
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El Paso Mayor Dee Morgan praised the officers for "remarkable police work" that saved lives and for capturing the suspect without firing a shot. In a press conference Saturday evening Texas Gov. Greg Abbott expressed "incredible gratitude" for law enforcement "minimizing the loss of life by confronting the shooter."
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Officers say they are using a wide variety of tools to improve situational awareness and firearm accuracy.
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The End-X Phantom Spikes PT-700 is designed for safer deployment, better effect, and easier retrieval.
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The only way to address law enforcement officers killing themselves is with frank and honest conversation.
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Developers are producing a wide variety of useful police software solutions for desktops, laptops, and mobile devices.
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We asked our readers what they would do to prevent school shootings and improve law enforcement response to such incidents, and we got a lot of interesting answers.
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Golden State politicians wanted to make "necessary" the standard for police to use deadly force, but they settled for "reasonable."
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One of the 9/11 first responders who attended the hearing was retired NYPD Det. Luis Alvarez. The cancer-stricken bomb tech told the representatives that he would be returning to New York after the hearing for his 69th round of chemotherapy. "I should not be here with you, but you made me come," he said.
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Police say the suspects argued with employees at the gas station/convenience store about returning a purchase. The incident reportedly progressed into a strong arm robbery and an assault on a cashier. Another employee was reportedly hit in the face by a trash can thrown by one of the suspects.
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