National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Announces February 2025 Officer of the Month
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund on 04/03/2025

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Announces February 2025 Officer of the Month

NLEOMFThe National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund(NLEOMF) on April 1 announced Patrolman David Brosonski of the West Long Branch, New Jersey, Police Department as their Officer of the Month for February 2025. Patrolman Brosonski was selected for his actions when he rescued an 11-year-old boy

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Philadelphia Amtrack officer’s quick actions saves conductor’s life
APB Team on 04/02/2025

Philadelphia Amtrack officer’s quick actions saves conductor’s life

iStock.com/Laser1987When a Philadelphia rail conductor suffered a medical emergency at 30th Street Station, Amtrack Officer Eddie Alderson’s quick actions made all the difference. His life-saving response kept conductor Steven Smart alive until emergency medical personnel arrived.The call for help c

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Relationships are tough
Casey L. Seaton on 04/01/2025

Relationships are tough

iStock.com/RyanJLaneIf a genie granted me the ability to eliminate one police run type, I’d choose domestic disturbances, no question about it. OK, juvenile runs. Definitely vehicle accidents. Poll any number of cops, and you’ll likely get that same initial answer: domestics. They’re the worst. They

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Minnesota officer delivers two babies, a decade apart
APB Team on 03/31/2025

Minnesota officer delivers two babies, a decade apart

Sartell P.D.For the second time in his career, Sartell, Minnesota, Police Officer Steve Matthews found himself in the right place at the right time — helping to bring a new life into the world.Matthews wasn’t the only officer assisting with the delivery of a healthy baby girl inside a Sartell home o

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Instructor-led training versus technology-led training
Dr. Joy VerPlanck and Daniel Salazar on 03/30/2025

Instructor-led training versus technology-led training

iStock.com/shironosovTechnology is no longer a luxury in the training room — it’s an essential tool for police readiness. With modernized immersive simulators, AI-driven analytics and virtual reality environments, instructors are reshaping how officers prepare for the field. But as departments adopt

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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Collaborates With Championz Gin for Exclusive Hero’s Edition
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund on 03/29/2025

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Collaborates With Championz Gin for Exclusive Hero’s Edition

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) is proud to announce a special collaboration with Championz Gin to launch the Championz Gin Hero’s Edition, a tribute to the dedication and sacrifice of law enforcement officers across the nation. 100% of profits — approximately $20 per bo

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The righteous battle
Dave Goitia on 03/28/2025

The righteous battle

iStock.com/kali9 “Dave, I haven’t slept for two nights. If some asshole jumps in a lake to get away from me, am I supposed to jump in after him? Are they gonna come after me if I don’t?”These questions, from a member of the LEO labor organization I lead, started a meltdown. He hadn’t slept. I know t

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Developing an ethics-centered police department
Mike Geier on 03/27/2025

Developing an ethics-centered police department

Values of the Albuquerque Police Department (Mike Geier)Police agencies today strive to recruit, hire and train only those who demonstrate strong moral values before they enter the academy. Yet, even departments’ best efforts will not prevent instances of police misconduct from garnering attention.

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Tired of being tired?
Dr. Matthew Loeslie on 03/26/2025

Tired of being tired?

iStock.com/MotortionThe sacrifice of sleepThe policing profession demands significant sacrifice. One of the most common things officers sacrifice is a regular working schedule. The nature of law enforcement requires officers to be available 24/7, disrupting their natural sleep patterns and circadian

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Challenging drills for public ranges
Todd Fletcher on 03/25/2025

Challenging drills for public ranges

These drills can all be adapted to run with a handgun or patrol rifle, depending on your training needs. (Todd Fletcher)Public ranges, or ranges open to the public, can be a convenient place to get in some training time, but most public ranges have restrictive rules limiting your ability to work on

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