Cop-killers: Long Criminal Records, but Lax Treatment by DAs, Judges
by Peter Rykowski On the evening of March 25, 2024, New York Police Department (NYPD) Officer Jonathan Diller and another officer noticed a vehicle idling in front of a bus stop...
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Man’s Best Friend
by Kris Hauser Those of us who have owned a dog understand why we call them “man’s best friend.” “Owned” is not the right word. A dog is part of the...
A Politically Motivated Assault on Law Enforcement?
by Christian Gomez In today’s polarized political landscape, especially in localities where elected officials embrace the mantra of “Defund the Police,” the challenges facing law-enforcement officers are more pronounced than ever....
Teen Crime Wave Shakes D.C., Fueled by Soft-on-crime Politicians
Is the nation’s capital descending into a crime-ridden dystopia? Washington, D.C., now finds itself in the middle of a teenage crime wave, with adolescents engaging in serious crimes such as murder,...
Three Ways to Improve Agency Retention by Making Mental Health a Priority
by Courtney Levin It’s no secret that working in law enforcement has become increasingly difficult in the last several years. Between the stress of the pandemic and the public’s growing distrust...
Undermining Police with Grants from Left-wing Foundation
Under the guise of justice, the MacArthur Foundation is paying local governments to release criminals from jail. By Alex Newman In 2020, James Jumping Eagle, a well-known criminal and registered sex...
SPLC: Civil Rights Group, or Hateful Smear Machine?
by Alex Newman Did you know that a practicing Muslim and a peaceful former Muslim concerned about terrorism were “anti-Muslim extremists”? Or how about the idea that a prominent black woman...