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How can agencies maintain community trust after incidents of firearms violence?...
Author: Margaret White
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In 1982, the Washington, DC, metropolitan area, including Northern Virginia and Southern Maryland, realized that impaired driving numbers were increasing; thus, in an effort to improve roadway safety,...
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In modern times, people expect information to be quickly accessible, interactive, and useful. With these goals in mind, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) developed the Crime Data Explorer (CDE...
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Buses and large trucks, including dump trucks and tow trucks, commit moving violations that put themselves and motorists at risk, including, most commonly, distracted driving, tailgating, improper lan...
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The advertisers in this issue can help equip your department with the most efficient tools available today!...
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When tornadoes swept through Oklahoma, first responders quickly began to feel overwhelmed. In particular, public safety professionals with the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), which oversees emergency ...
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Firearms violence has become all too common in countries around the globe. Whether experiencing targeted attacks, mass violence, or suicides, communities are shaken as they suddenly find themselves gr...
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The Brief: Law Enforcement–Based Victim Services—Strong Foundations Lead to Improved Victim Outcomes
Victim-centered responses and services are vital to the safety, stability, and healing of crime victims, as their use reduces and prevents future victimization....