Below 100 Initiative

It’s been more than 65 years since the annual number of line-of-duty police deaths was fewer than 100. Law Officer's Below 100 initiative will change that by concentrating on areas that can most effectively save officers' lives. An awareness campaign, combined with a training program, Below 100 will provide a commonsense solution to driving down a number that has remained too high for too long.

It begins with five simple tenets: 1. Wear Your Seatbelt | 2. Watch Your Speed | 3. Wear Your Vest 4. WIN-What's Important Now? | 5. Remember: Complacency Kills!

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Have a Body Armor Story to Tell?

In 400 words or less tell us a story about a time when your body armor impacted your life.

Posted Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Our Sense of Entitlement Is Killing Us

We speed because we can, and the results are predictable. Have the courage to slow down!

Posted Friday, January 13, 2012

Park Rangers: The Unsung Heroes

Park-based crime-fighters face more than their share of danger.

Posted Tuesday, January 3, 2012

End of Watch: December 2011

The bloodiest month in 20 years, gunfire deaths are up for the year.

Posted Sunday, January 1, 2012

Beyond Reasonable: How do you drive?

As cops we've been taught we can drive however we want. That doesn't mean we should drive stupid.

Posted Thursday, December 29, 2011

Deadly Days of December

Review each line-of-duty death and learn from it.

Posted Wednesday, December 21, 2011

FallenProject.com: End the Rise in LODDs

Group seeks to funds documentary on police deaths

Posted Thursday, December 8, 2011

Statistical Insignificance

Below 100 is more than statistics. It's about life.

Posted Thursday, December 8, 2011

Your Move, Sarge!

The sergeant is the bridge between departmental leadership and the cops on the streets. A good supervisor first and foremost cares about their officers, and Below 100 is the surest way to keep them safe in this dangerous profession.

Posted Monday, November 21, 2011