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Performers with the Syracuse (UT) High School drill team appeared on the school's basketball court during a recent halftime dressed in costumes that resembled police uniforms and presented a dance that they said was in honor of law enforcement.
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The York (PA) Police Department has a brand new 2019 Harley-Davidson patrol motorcycle thanks to the generous donation of a local charitable foundation.
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Evan Hafer, the founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee Company, said that his company will always "back the blue."
Read More →Officers with the Blaine (WA) Police Department will have special assistance from a group of trained and FCC-licensed radio operators when that small town on the Canadian border hosts its Christmas tree lighting ceremony on the first Saturday of December.
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A well-managed reserve officer program can enhance an agency's ability to serve the community and to better connect with the community—the key words being "well-managed."
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Two 5-year-old boys from New York have an unusual hobby—they dress up as police officers and visit stations to honor law enforcement officers.
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One year ago this month, decorated mixed martial artist Conor McGregor launched a new Irish Whiskey company dubbed Proper No. 12. On the occasion of the company's anniversary, the fighter said on social media that the company has donated $1 million to first responder charities.
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Students attending Waxahachie High School presented 98 handmade wooden "Thin Blue Line" flags to their local police department in a show of respect for the officers who work there and solidarity with the department.
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A Citizens Police Academy has the potential—when well planned and well executed—to positively impact police-community relations. Here are a couple of observations I've had in attending a handful of CPAs.
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An officer with the Denton (TX) Police Department who was shot in the head and leg last week is getting incrementally better every day, according to Chief Frank Dixon, who spoke with reporters during a fundraiser for the wounded officer.
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