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New Mexico State Police Officer Patrick Griswold using the LPR data in his patrol car (New Mexico State Police and DPS Media Relations Unit)

When it comes to solving crimes, time is of the essence and information is power. With that power of information comes the opportunity to save lives. On the anniversary of Officer Justin Hare’s death on March 15, 2024, New Mexic...


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Recently, a State Police agency in the Southwest identified a troubling trend: officers leaving the agency due to PTSD and related medical disability claims. These officers had previously served in the military and had experienced combat, including witnessing comrades killed in battle or by roadside bombs. However, the agency discovered that P...


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Employees are encouraged to recognize and maintain a clear distinction between suitable professional interaction and patronizing behavior toward their supervisors. While most workers naturally seek positive relationships with their superiors and hope their performance will be acknowledged, my experience is that excessive or sycophantic behav...


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An Irvine, California, police officer stopping a rider for illegally driving an e-moto on a public roadway. Irvine is one of a growing number of cities cracking down on reckless riding by tightening ordinances and increasing enforcement, including allowing police to impound e-bikes and holding parents accountable with fines and citations when minors violate the law. (Irvine ...

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The Ohio State Highway Patrol joined the statewide Blue Envelope Program in November 2025, and many local agencies have followed suit. People with developmental disabilities can choose to carry a blue envelope containing key documents and information about their condition that allows troopers to quickly understand how to best interact with them. (Ohio State Highway Patrol)

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