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From calm command presence to the dangers of ego-driven leadership, Star Wars offers surprisingly relevant lessons for today’s police leaders
From injury risk to performance gaps, this summit tackles the realities female first responders face — and delivers training built specifically for them
Thomasz Szabo was convicted of organizing swatting calls and bomb threats against dozens of U.S. targets, including Congress members, federal judges and the heads of federal LE agencies
A group of sheriffs filed a lawsuit following the law’s passage, alleging it gave the state certification board unconstitutional authority to remove elected sheriffs
Departments are scaling DFR programs quickly, but without aviation-level structure, training and risk management, capability can outpace safety
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A man allegedly entered his estranged wife’s home and sparked an explosion that ultimately killed him; several NYPD officers responding to the domestic disturbance were also injured
From policy clarity to long-term funding, campus BWC programs require more than equipment — they demand alignment, transparency and sustained planning
A judge sided with two news organizations, who sued after the state DOJ refused to release a list of every officer’s name, age, badge number and LE employment history