Reed Elsevier, publishers of Law Officer, recently donated $4,000 to Concerns of Police Survivors’ scholarship fund, as they have in 2007 and 2008. Reed Elsevier’s donations were earmarked for scholarships ...
Despite recent economic data suggesting the worst may be over, the economic situation in our country remains dire. Citizens are hurting, and so are the state and local institutions that ...
My December Editor's Note, "Tough Times," addressed the economic morass we're currently in and provided suggestions on how to keep from taking it on the chin. Apparently, the note struck ...
In the 25-year history of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), Executive Director Suzie Sawyer says she has never been more worried about the organization's financial well-being.
Law enforcement trainers serve a critical role in public safety. The challenges confronting today's officers are unprecedented and only through quality training can we provide officers with the skills they ...
Although cops live in a world that is often turned on its side, I honestly can't remember a time when things looked quite as uncertain as the current situation we ...
Last month, Law Officer launched Project Inspire II, an effort to help out Macon County, Tenn., after a violent tornado devastated the area in February and overwhelmed public safety resources. ...
Law Officer presented its first-ever Gold Badge of Service Award to 5.11 Tactical Company. Established this year, the magazine s annual award recognizes a company that best demonstrates a model ...
Back when many of us old-timers got into police work, departments typically required a high school diploma. In many of the better-paid departments, some college time was required, and in ...
In July, Law Officer brought you the story of the Sept. 11 ordeal of Port Authority Police Officer Will Jimeno and Sergeant John McLoughlin (see Buried Alive, July 2006). Jimeno ...
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