By Natalia Sokolova Step into the exhilarating and unique world of the Beverly Hills Citizen Police Academy, where I embarked on an electrifying journey unlocking the secrets of police work firsthand. This journey wasn't just an education; it was an...

By Jared Barnhart, Digital Intelligence Specialist, Cellebrite Parents and law enforcement witnessed a significant shift in the internet habits of children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kids’ screen time increased dramatically as parents sought to ensure their children stayed connected, educated...

By Pen & Shield Media RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolinians Against Antisemitism will deliver a letter to University Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Chairman of the Board of Trustees John Preyer calling on them to ban four student groups that celebrated...

When I decided to retire from law enforcement, I knew I needed to share my experiences as a K-9 handler with others. As cliche as it sounds, dogs really are man’s best friend, and no one knows that’s true more...

Police Chaplain Jim Bontrager frequently brings nuggets of wisdom during difficult moments in the profession. He told Law Officer today how much he depends on God's instruction for his life as well as his responsibility to communicate truth to others....

By Liam Galin Sir Robert Mark, the great reformer and London Metropolitan Police Commissioner from 1972-1977, was once quoted saying, “Our effectiveness depends greatly on the extent to which we can achieve the trust of the courts, the press, and...

Fifteen years ago, I experienced a moment of generosity and appreciation from an eight-year-old boy that will be forever etched in my mind. On this day, I was sitting in my patrol unit at a local 7-11 convenience store parking...

Government agencies and private companies get hacked. It happens every day. They will assure you that your personal data is protected, but it’s not. Some sell, share and barter your private information with other companies and agencies with no regard...

Los Angeles Police Officer Toni McBride was confronted by a man holding a box cutter. She shot him six times. That sentence is often enough to start a riot in many communities, but there is much, much more to the...

The National Police Association (NPA), a national non-profit law enforcement support and education organization is a voice of reason in an amicus (friend of the court) brief filed in the U.S. Supreme Court. The case involves the officer-involved shooting of...