By Steve Pomper Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler was just reelected, as the alternative candidate, if you can believe it, was even worse than him. You’ll recall this anti-cop mayor. The one who refused to allow Portland police officers to respond to a 911 call (from a civilian employee) from the ICE facility when it was Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski So many unique experiences round out every law enforcement officer’s duty days throughout years of public safety service. A cop career is undeniably a strange animal in terms of a profession…and it is also chock full of stories of animal rescue. Given that most law enforcement officers spend most of their time Read more »
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. As laws and institutions become more complex, law enforcement has expanded to meet the challenge. The four categories of law enforcement that most people know about are federal, state, county, and local. But wait! There’s more! Federal Agencies Enforcement of the law is a function of the executive branch Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski With all the flux in American politics right now, one may wonder what a soldier returning home from military service feels about the odd, bizarre rudder steering crazily the outcome of the U.S. presidency. Then again, the same soldier is also a cop who has seen his fair share of inexplicable behavior Read more »
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. Twelve score and four years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Our Founders did not achieve perfection of the ideals to which they affixed their signatures and “mutually pledge to Read more »
By Steve Pomper There’s a lot of talk about de-escalation these days, as if there’s an incantation officers know that can calm any person no matter how under-the-influence or psychotic he or she is. If an incident requires an officer to use force, these folks deem the officers failed to “de-escalate.” But there are some Read more »
By Steve Pomper On October 28, 2020, Tulsa Police Officer Jerad Lindsey died from complications related to the CCP virus. Officer Lindsey was also the Chairman of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). The Tulsa Police Department (TPD) announced: “It is with a heavy heart that the Tulsa Police Department confirms the passing of one Read more »
By Stephen Owsinski It should come as no surprise that cops everywhere join respective police forces to ensure community safety and meet needs of citizens. It is especially noted when cops handle traditional police work otherwise categorized as crime-fighting while pivoting to many other matters such as school safety or cancer fundraising or similar humanitarian Read more »
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By Stephen Owsinski In communities all across the United States, there are “help organizations” usually comprised of volunteers doing their darndest to raise funds to acquire goods/services to pass on to people who are dealing with tough times and simply need a helping hand. Part of a law enforcement officer’s public service arsenal is the Read more »