Law enforcement

Donald Trump’s Claims About New York Court Employees ‘Crying’ Debunked by a Law Enforcement Source

Donald Trump claimed that New York court employees were 'crying' during his arraignment. One source calls the story "absolute BS."
New Mexico Law Enforcement, Public Safety Funding Get Boost Ahead of Gubernatorial Election

New Mexico Law Enforcement, Public Safety Funding Get Boost Ahead of Gubernatorial Election

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has launched her new public safety funding initiative for New Mexico's police force in an effort to bolster recruitment and training in law enforcement.
Law Enforcement Anti-Bias Training

National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum Puts Spotlight on Law Enforcement Anti-Bias Training

The importance and effectiveness of the law enforcement anti-bias training were discussed in a virtual panel discussion dubbed as the "Spotlight On Law Enforcement Anti-Bias Programs" hosted by the National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum on August 10.
Border Patrol Agents

New Study Reveals Many Latinos Work in Law Enforcement Agencies Like ICE and Border Patrol

More Latinos are joining the law enfocement agencies such as the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol, a new study showed.

New Gallup Poll Finds Americans Confidence in Police at All Time Low

A new Gallup poll finds confidence in police across the U.S. has dropped to its lowest level in more than two decades, with just over half of all Americans expressing "a great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in law enforcement.

Police Shootings 2014: 50 US Law Enforcement Officers Killed by Guns in 2014

Fifty U.S. law-enforcement officers were killed by guns in 2014, a figure that marks a 56 percent jump from previous years but still remains far below historic highs.

President Barack Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder Makes Promises in Wake of Ferguson Unrest Over Michael Brown

On Monday, President Barack Obama, along with his Cabinet, met with civil rights leaders about the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri,

Ferguson, Missouri News: Police Chief Denies Being Asked to Resign Despite High Tensions Following Michael Brown Shooting

As part of an effort to reform law enforcement, CNN reports that city officials have proposed Chief Thomas Jackson of Ferguson, Missouri resign from his post.

Pros and Cons of Gun Control: California Lawmakers Introduce Gun Control Legislation

California lawmakers announced Tuesday that they plan to propose gun control legislation that places restraints on gun-violence in order to prevent future massacres much like what happened last week in Isla Vista, California.

Texas' Rio Grande Valley Operates as a Major Marijuana and Drug Smuggling Corridor

Federal law enforcement agencies have struggled to reduce the amount of marijuana smuggled into the country through the U.S.-Mexico border while the Rio Grande poses as its biggest challenge.

North Carolina News: Afro-Latina Teen Held in Adult Prison for 3 Weeks Because She's Under Foster Care

Selina Garcia, a 17-year old foster child and high school student in North Carolina, has just been released after spending 3 weeks in prison for getting into a school brawl.

Knights Templar, Other Mexican Drug Cartels Look For Lucrative Schemes Outside of Narcotics

While illegal drug production and smuggling is what cartels are primarily known for, a recent "Associated Press" report reveals that numerous cartels in Mexico have found alternate ways of making money illegally.

Austin Police Arrest Young Jogger for Jaywalking, Video Goes Viral [WATCH]

The Austin Police Department is under criticism after a video showed two officers arresting a young woman for jaywalking.
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