The individual voices and opinions of some first responders
The following is a guest piece, written by a man who just recently got sworn in as a Deputy Sheriff. It describes his personal evolution. ———————————————————————— I got sworn in to the Sheriff’s Department as
Often at times like this, just after a cop has just been callously murdered by some shitbag with a gun, people ask me how it is that I, as a brother in blue, can be
Well, shit! Apparently I’ve been dealing with the adverse effect of “cumulative PTSD” for about seven (7) years, but I had no idea it was even a thing, let alone that I was dealing with
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is a complete freaking moron, and if the Chief Medaria Arradondo agrees with him, as the Star Tribune article seems to indicate, same goes for him. “When you’re conditioned to believe
A police chief of a joint college police force, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges, has been removed from office for the unforgivable crime of "wrong think."
There is a private group on Facebook that a number of us who run law enforcement related pages belong to. We use it to discuss all sorts of things that we cannot talk about in
On April 1st, three days after Federal Court Judge Robert Benitez ruled California’s magazine capacity law unconstitutional, Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed for an emergency stay pending appeal.
Anyone who has worked in law enforcement for any length of time can tell you which supervisors are the administrators, and which are the leaders. There is a distinct difference between the two.
In a huge show of support for both the Bill of Rights, and for California gun owners, United States District Court Judge Roger T. Benitez found for the plaintiffs and granted summary judgment in the
This morning, I woke up really early and was chatting with a buddy of mine who is a graveyard patrol sergeant with my former agency. He was telling me about something that happened with his