By Stephen Owsinski Citing “crime” and victimized employees, corporate America is making moves out of anti-police locales and conducting commerce in pro-police territories. I guess the cocky liberal leaders tacitly or openly touting anti-police sentiments never thought that corporate America, major money makers employing tens of thousands and contributing billions in tax dollars to government Read more »
By Steve Pomper “Bond-villain” George Soros is not sorry, or even having second thoughts, about funding ultra-leftist prosecutors like Alvin Bragg (New York City), Kim Foxx (Chicago), Larry Krasner (Philadelphia), and George Gascon (Los Angeles) for all the devastation they’ve inflicted on American communities. Instead, according to the New York Post, Soros “vows he won’t stop Read more »
By Steve Pomper Fair warning: This article is intentionally wide-ranging and, admittedly, perhaps, a bit erratic. But, if you take nothing else away from this article, just remember cops respond, back-to-back, to incidents from minor to major and vice versa, and then they go back into service. Regardless, cops must adjust and respond appropriately to all Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski Despite the onslaught of guff constantly hurled at cops, they nevertheless develop and roll out ways to interact with the community. I thought I knew of most of the novel police programs…until I came across a multi-agency effort involved in a concept called “Casting with a Cop.” Similar to “Shop with a Read more »
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D Some positive conversations about non-law enforcement (NLE) response are ongoing in the aftermath of cries for police reform. The mythology that often underpins these conversations is that police have no skills or training to deal with persons in a mental health crisis and are prone to using deadly force Read more »
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D With 11, 669 police officers as of March of 2022, Chicago PD is one of America’s largest police forces. If this number sounds big, consider that it is down by 300 officers since the start of the year, down over 1300 since 2019 from 2021 levels. During the same Read more »
By Steve Pomper One issue people aren’t talking enough about is how the Biden administration’s atrocious open border policy is affecting law enforcement agencies and cops across the country. As everyone has seen with the illegal alien “Con-Air” flights to cities all over America, every town has become a border town. And in every one of Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski More dogs mean less crime in communities. “Man’s best friend” is just as formidable a sentry as officially certified on-duty police canines. That should come as no surprise, though. We can all agree on the stupidity of would-be criminals. But even knuckleheads know to steer clear of properties patrolled by the obvious Read more »
By Steve Pomper The Washington Post recently covered a story about a Washington D.C. police commander praised by his officers as a decisive, hands-on leader who is also despised by the radical leftist, Marxist, and anarchist militants frequently destroying property and assaulting cops. Of course, the Post attempts to paint the violent radicals as some quaint neighborhood community Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski Like their human counterparts, police canines take the hits yet rebound to fight crime another day. On July 22, 2022, one such law enforcement service dog and his human handler engaged a trio of malfeasants in the northeastern part of Florida. From First Coast News, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office received calls of Read more »