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- The City of Willows unveiled several administrative steps it planned to take toward reopening its police department after dropping a lawsuit against the Glenn County Sheriff's Office
- Los Angeles Police Officer Daniel Flores was charged in July with 16 felonies for violating California's eavesdropping law and faced up to 13 years in prison
- Some U.S. Marshals task force officers were treated for broken bones after the steep fall
- Some U.S. Marshals task force officers were treated for broken bones after the steep fall
- Officers used a cinder block and bolt cutters to access the trailer after hearing a child's cry
- An Arkansas trooper performed a PIT maneuver on a suspect fleeing at 130 mph, causing the suspect vehicle to crash into a bystander vehicle and severely injure its two occupants
- An Arkansas trooper performed a PIT maneuver on a suspect fleeing at 130 mph, causing the suspect vehicle to crash into a bystander vehicle and severely injure its two occupants
- The driver, who had three outstanding warrants, was arrested after he fled Oklahoma City Police and almost immediately crashed and flipped his car
- The driver, who had three outstanding warrants, was arrested after he fled Oklahoma City Police and almost immediately crashed and flipped his car
- While county supervisors voted to end licenses allowing DHS officers to train at its gun ranges, Sheriff Kelly Martinez stated she would allow CBP officers to stay, citing economic impact concerns
- by Law OfficerThe best police recruiting strategies are not the ones that look good in a press release. They are the ones that put qualified bodies in academy seats. If your agency is still losing candidates to a slow, confusing hiring process, you already know the problem. You run a campaign, applications trickle in, and by the […]
- by Vincent BoveSTATEMENT OF RECORD On August 13, 2026, Vincent J. Bove, NYPD Honorary Law Enforcement Motivational Speaker, returned to the NYPD’s 75th Precinct in Brooklyn to continue an initiative centered on affirmation, gratitude, ethical leadership, morale, emotional fortitude, American ideals, and the nobility of police service. The 75th Precinct serves East New York and Cypress Hills, […]
- by Roland CleeToday, few topics are being discussed with such rare and robust bipartisan consensus and formidable misinformation as Flock Safety surveillance cameras. The hot topics are the surveillance and privacy concerns related to privately owned cameras and the collection and storage of data with no criminal predicate. Nearly daily we are hearing stories of police officers […]
- by Dave OberhofferOf all the “usual and routine calls for service” that any cop goes to, one of the most often complained about was the Domestic Violence assignment. Domestic Violence was almost always a no-win situation that had the even more downside of being very physically dangerous to all of those unlucky enough to be involved. A […]
- by Vincent BoveStatement of Record On July 31, 2026, at the invitation of Captain Julieann Stapleton, Commanding Officer of the NYPD’s 49th Precinct in the Bronx, and through the outstanding coordination of Sergeant Matthew Feigenbaum, I had the privilege of addressing three roll calls. Throughout the afternoon, those presentations, together with conversations throughout the command, afforded me […]
- by Vincent BoveA Leadership Framework from the Writings of Vincent J. Bove for Law Officer Part VI of a Six-Part Series Presented during the commemoration year of the 250th anniversary of American independence (1776–2026), and in anticipation of the 25th anniversary remembrance of September 11, 2001—recognizing the enduring responsibilities of leadership, constitutional service, sacrifice, public trust, and […]
- by Kevin Angell, Ph.DFlock Safety was founded in 2017 by Garrett Langley, Matt Feury, and Paige Todd following an unsolved property crime in Atlanta, Georgia. Traditional home security cameras captured video footage of the incident, but law enforcement lacked actionable evidence – specifically, vehicle identifying markers – necessary to identify a suspect. Recognizing a market gap, the co-founders […]
- by Vincent BoveStatement of Record On July 23, 2026, I returned to the New York City Police Department’s 46th Precinct in the Bronx for what became nearly five hours of presentations and conversations with more than 125 members of the Department. What began as a single roll call expanded into four separate presentations involving newly graduated police […]
- by Vincent BoveA Leadership Framework from the Writings of Vincent J. Bove for Law Officer Part V of VI — The American Standard Presented during the commemoration year of the 250th anniversary of American independence (1776–2026). Statement of Record The turbulence of the Civil Rights era, the Vietnam generation, urban unrest, institutional distrust, and the struggle for […]
- by Law OfficerA new report from the St. Louis Police Department shows that 911 response times have spiked. The average police response times to lower-priority calls have more than doubled. This analysis from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch shows St. Louis police response times increased from 18 minutes to more than 40 minutes. According to the report, in […]