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It has always seemed like a natural progression. Many reporters and anchors who retire, quit, or get fired eventually find themselves in the inner sanctum of the agency they once covered in the news, ...
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Law enforcement has a problem—officers are retiring and leaving at a record rate, and the profession is not seeing the number of new applicants once seen in the past.1 Some agencies are struggling t...
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Social media has become an increasingly important part of modern society, and it can have both positive and negative effects on individuals and communities. Because of this, law enforcement agencies m...
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As police departments look for the right people to fill the full-time position needed to address both community engagement efforts and to inform the public and the media when public safety incidents a...
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Long before individuals decide to apply to the police academy, they have formed opinions about law enforcement from the variety of media sources that now influence the entire landscape of policing, af...
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What are the police doing on social media? Not personally, for those who are, but as a profession? It is an important question to ask as it is becoming increasingly rare to find a law enforcement age...
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Each day, in towns and cities across the United States, law enforcement officers and civilian professional staff serve their communities in countless ways. Irrespective of the issue at hand—be it an...
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Serving vulnerable populations in Indian Country is an ever-evolving process. The U.S. government recognizes 566 tribes and there are 325 Native American reservations, Furthermore, there is “a total...
