Supreme Court of Maryland Sides with the National Police Association’s Amicus Brief in Support of Baltimore County SWAT Officer

INDIANAPOLIS – The highest court in Maryland has determined that a Baltimore County officer who inadvertently injured a 5-year-old boy during a standoff with his mother is not liable for violating the child’s due process rights under the 14th Amendment. In August 2016, Baltimore County Police attempted to arrest Korryn Gaines, who was armed with Read More >

Wired for Duty: How Biometric Wearables Are Changing Police Work

From computers that required manual, human assistance to AI that can create videos from a simple text prompt, technology is evolving at a rapid pace. To harness this evolution, workers, companies, and other organizations need to learn how to integrate this “smart” technology into their respective fields. For police officers, advanced technology offers multiple potential Read More >