By Leischen Stelter One of the most rewarding aspects of my job is that I have the privilege of…
By Vincent Giordano
This year’s election was a contentious one. No matter who you might have supported for President, it is clear that most of us ignored the fact that two states (Colorado and Washington) had ballot initiatives to legalize the use of small amounts of marijuana for recreational purposes, and Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly voted in favor of legalized medical marijuana. Many have cited fears that medical marijuana is nothing but a spring board for the total legalization of marijuana, but until the 2012 election, total legalization of marijuana had not come to pass. What does this legislation mean for the law enforcement community?
Combating human trafficking should involve nationwide training. Everyone should be informed of the pervasiveness of human trafficking.
For corrections officers who experience mental health problems related to job-related burnout, there are various resources available.
January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. It is a good time to reflect on the dangers of human trafficking.
Along the southwest border of the U.S., stash houses are commonly used in human trafficking to conceal illegal immigrants.
Former gang member “Keen,” now a public speaker, provides an insider’s perspective on the realities and dangers of gang life.
Practical solutions for mitigating stress in police officer marriages and defusing the stressors law enforcement professionals face.