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Police Killings in U.S. Rise!

The number of people killed by the police has risen every year since the murder of George Floyd in 2020. … More

data, deadly force, George Floyd, police

As Our Nation Steps Back from the Pursuit of Justice

“These are just a handful of events from the past week that, viewed together, seem to paint a picture of … More

civil rights, criminal justice, danger, history, improvement, Marshall Project, police, politics, Trump

Stand Up! Speak Out! Resist!

ALERT! After a tour in the Marines, I became an urban police officer. I did so because I thought serving … More

christianity, civil rights, faith, human-rights, police, politics, religion

If You Comply, and Do Not Resist, What’s to Become of Us?

I have posted on this blog for almost 14 years now. It began after a 33-year city police career in … More

ethics, history, Holocaust Museum, immigrants, martin-neimoller, police, politics, resistance, Trump, undocumented, weimar-police

More Danger to Community-Oriented Policing

Trump Signs 3 Executive Orders, Addressing Immigration and Policing President Donald Trump has directed his administration to compile a list … More

community oriented policing, Constitution, Donald Trump, immigration, police, Rule of Law, Trump

De-ICE-ing the Police

ICE partnerships with local law enforcement triple as Trump continues deportation crackdown 467 current ICE agreements with another 63 pending! … More

community-oiented-polcing, fear, ICE, immigration, intimidation, police, support, trust

Protests! Get Ready. Remember What We Learned

We are about to enter an era of large, possible violent, protests once again. Will police respond Constitutionally and appropriately? … More

Constitutional rights, damage, history, madison, police, policy, politics, protest, training, violence

Five Years After George Floyd

Governing Magazine, in a lengthy article, does a great job this month of reviewing the state of policing in America … More

change, consent decrees, crime, deadly force, fear-of-crime, George Floyd, Governing Magazine, improvement, Minneapolis, police, recruitment, Seattle, trust

Officer Involved Shootings: A Necessary Discussion

I have attached to this blog a free e-book by three retired senior police leaders. It is an excellent dive … More

community relations, crime, leadership, mental health, officer-involved, police, training, trust

Officers, Beware of What’s Coming!

Here’s the latest on the #2 guy about to run our Federal Bureau of Investigation’s daily operations, Dan Bognino, former … More

bullying, chief of police, community oriented policing, crime, dan-bongino, ethics, FBI, ICE, integrity, kash-patel, leadership, police, politics

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