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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.
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As he left the White House, the 46th president of the United States granted clemency and sentence commutations to men who killed law enforcement professionals.
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She wanted to be a cop because she wanted to help victims, especially children. “I came from a dysfunctional childhood and wanted to help other kiddos from broken homes,” she explains.
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"You've tarnished the badge and failed everyone in law enforcement," the judge said just before he issued the sentence,
Read More →“I was too young to go to the academy so I thought (code enforcement) would be a good foot in the door to get my way in here,” Officer Kalyn Hurst Farnham said.
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“An unknown individual wearing an NYPD detective shield displayed from a chain around his neck was unlawfully stopping commuters from entering the transit system and attempting to detain them while identifying himself as a police officer,” police say.
Read More →Chief John Swick, of the Middleport Police Department, is believed to be the longest-serving chief in New York. He finally retires this week, capping a career that started in 1978.
Read More →The Resolution also calls for: “increased measures to be taken to maximize the safety and well-being of law enforcement officers an remembers and honors officers who have experienced a death or injury in the line of duty and their families.
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The best-selling book from James Patterson and Matt Eversmann is a collection of narratives from individual cops telling stories of what it’s like to wear a badge in contemporary America.
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"The badge she wore has been tarnished and will never be worn again; in fact, it will be destroyed," Chief Doug Goerke said.
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