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“When perpetrators of crimes, especially serious crimes, are not held fully accountable, it sends a dangerous message...potentially emboldening others to commit similar acts of violence," the joint IACP/FOP statement said.
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What about learning how to become the aggressor? That's right, you need to know how to become the attacker and let your assailant react to you.
Read More →Purcellville has found itself around $50 million in the red following the construction of a major wastewater treatment facility, and the council sought to tighten the budget by disbanding the police department.
Read More →The video shows the officer retreating and the suspect advancing toward him with the knife held low.
Read More →We need to ask whether traditional local control still serves the public interest, or whether it is time to consider expanded state oversight of municipal agencies.
Read More →Retired law enforcement trainer and senior solutions engineer for Vector Solutions Doug Kazensky discusses how agencies can maximize the benefits of their training time and resources.
Read More →Officers and the suspect engaged in a gunfight that ended with one officer being shot in the leg and the suspect down with what appeared on video as multiple gunshot wounds.
Read More →The Night Spirit-2 is a rugged and lightweight hand-held night vision monocular that uses multi-coated optics specially coated to gather light to provide bright and clear images coupled with state-of-the art quality image Gen 2 intensifier tubes. A built-in illuminator allows you to see clearly, even in total darkness.
Read More →The Drones for First Responders (DFR) Act aims to address U.S. dependency on Chinese-controlled drones, which currently make up 90% of the drones used by American first responders.
Read More →Now nicknamed Pepe, the gator was cited for “Suspicion of Being a Dinosaur Without Proper Papers, Public Loitering with Intent to Sunbathe, and Obstructing Traffic.”
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