Deaths in the Line of Duty: What the Data Show
Over 1,000 officers have died in the line of duty since 2010. Why?
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Back to the Blue Ridge: Review of the Charlottesville Protests
Read the latest from the independent review on the “alt-right” protests of 2017
A Safer Super Bowl
Super Bowl LI and human trafficking concerns: Texas & DHS are ready for the challenge.
Reducing Violent Crime and ‘Carnage’ in American Cities: Evidence-Based Recommendations
In his first few days in office, President Trump reiterated campaign commitments to clean up violent crime. In a tweet directed at the city of Chicago, President Trump claimed he would “send in the Feds” if Chicago didn’t fix “the horrible ‘carnage’”. Although the President did provide some statistics to...
A Long Time Coming: The FBI’s Goal of Pushing Uniform Crime Reporting into the 21st Century
The FBI’s Goal of Pushing Uniform Crime Reporting into the 21st Century
The Dangerous and Deadly Job of Policing America
Sworn to uphold the law, police officers regularly face violence from those they protect and serve.
National Institute of Justice Hosts Seminar on Preventing Gun Violence
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) is hosting a seminar titled “Preventing Gun Violence: Understanding Law Enforcement Responses and Improving Multi-disciplinary Partnership for Peace” on Wednesday, August 24th in Washington DC. The NIJ periodically organizes seminars that feature research pertaining to current policies and practices. The seminar will feature four...
Republican and Democratic National Conventions 2016: The Next Terrorist Targets?
First Orlando, then Dallas, now Baton Rouge, what’s next, Cleveland or Philadelphia? Attacks On The Homefront are trending as of late especially ones against local law enforcement. With the 2016 Republican National Convention (RNC) kicking off this week, the city of Cleveland is taking extra security measures outlined in the City...
Fentanyl Can Kill: DEA Warns Law Enforcement Community
In the law enforcement community, roll call serves a vital capacity to pass on information from prior shifts and as a continual training tool. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), along with other agencies, take advantage of roll call to instruct departments nationwide on current trends and dangers officers may confront...