Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America—deftly researched and superbly written—examines the root causes of mass incarceration, specifically that of black males. We need this book: It’s especially pertinent to American law enforcement in this critical moment.
The ...
Law enforcement today is always learning new ways: car cameras, body cameras, Mobile Data, GPS capabilities, FLIR—just to name a few. These resources make handling the calls easier and safer. But what about the people we serve? What do we do to better understand them?
And: What if ...
The scourge of drug trafficking, that favors violence and sows the seeds of suffering and death, requires of society as a whole an act of courage.
--Pope Francis
One-minute shy of midnight on July 3, 2017, the efforts to thwart drug trafficking through a small and beautiful Georgia ...
From NBC4I.com:
The Columbus (Ohio) Division of Police has released video from body cameras of a deadly officer involved shooting in the Franklinton area, Friday.
Columbus Police said Kareem Ali Nadir Jones was shot by two officers after a confrontation in the Franklinton area ...
According to the Innocence Project, there have been 350 people in the United States exonerated by DNA testing for crimes they did not commit. The causes of wrongful conviction are likely numerous but one statistic from the Innocence Project stands out: 71% of those 350 cases involved ...
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