Secret Service agent who fought colleagues once sued City of Dallas for $1M, claiming gender discrimination

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A Secret Service agent who got into a brawl with her colleagues earlier this week previously filed a $1 million lawsuit against the City of Dallas claiming gender discrimination while working as an officer with the Dallas Police Department, according to reports. The agent, who was assigned to protect Vice President Kamala Read More >

Prosecutor charged with unlawful use of confidential peace officer files

LOS ANGELES – The California Attorney General’s Office filed felony charges Wednesday against Los Angeles County Assistant District Attorney Diana Teran. She is accused of repeated and unauthorized use of data from confidential, statutorily protected peace officer files, FOX 11 Los Angeles reported. Teran, who is a member of District Attorney George Gascon’s leadership team, Read More >

Judge orders City of Nashville to provide details of investigation into Covenant School shooter

NASHVILLE, Tenn. The City of Nashville, Tennessee, was ordered to turn over documents to a judge about the Metro Nashville Police Department’s investigation into the March 2023 mass murder at a Christian school by a transgender-identifying homicidal suspect, according to court filings obtained by the Daily Wire. The order is part of the ongoing battle Read More >

When There’s No Music For You

By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D The sensations of sight, smell, and touch are the stuff of memories – sometimes traumatic memories – in the minds of first responders. Less considered is the soundtrack that goes with the job. One thing I missed from my TV and movie cop heroes was the lack of theme music Read More >

Sheriff Lauds New Pro-Police Laws, Declares Florida ‘The Most Law Enforcement Friendly State in the Country’

By Stephen Owsinski While other jurisdictions steamroll the law enforcement community and gleefully hand out gift baskets to bona fide criminals, Florida has passed even more legislative acts that support cops in their official duties of serving justice by locking up violators who hinder cops. With this, it is unlawful to impede, threaten, or harass first Read More >

Georgia man arrested after he calls police and admits to choking and burning victim to death

ALBANY, Ga. — A Georgia man was arrested for murder after he called police and admitted to choking and burning a man to death, officials said. The suspect was identified as 39-year-old Romeigus Benjamin. He admitted to killing Edward James Gilmore, according to law enforcement authorities, WSB-TV reported. On Friday just before 5 a.m., officers Read More >