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SCOTUS Justice Alito Slams 9th Circuit in Qualified Immunity case 'a flagrant error'

03.06.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Supreme Court Justices Alito and Thomas dissented in the court's decision not to hear a qualified immunity case in San Jose, CA. Alito blasted the decision as "a flagrant error."
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VA Gov. Youngkin commutes the sentence of Fairfax County officer persecuted in politically-motivated case

03.05.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

Gov. Glenn Youngkin commuted the sentence of former Sgt. Wesley Shiffett, who was convicted in the case of a man whom was reaching for his waistband after a foot pursuit, leading Shiffett to shoot and kill the man, later determined to be unarmed.
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Retired officer dies 15 years after being attacked in the line of duty - is remembered as a hero

03.05.25 | Jenna Curren News

Retired Saint Paul officer dies 15 years after suffering traumatic brain injury after being assaulted when responding to a domestic violence call.
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Illegal immigrant apprehensions drop to lowest monthly levels on record

03.05.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Under the Trump administration, illegal immigrant apprehensions have dropped to the lowest levels since monthly records became available in 2000, and the lowest average since 1968.
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Gallego, Hoeven reintroduce bipartisan bill to support Shadow Wolves Program and strengthen border security

03.05.25 | LET Guest Analysis

Shadow Wolves are known for their ability to track drug smugglers as they attempt to smuggle illegal commodities across Tribal land, thanks to their unique geographical and cultural knowledge.  
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Martyred Angels Foundation: Hope for parents after the unimaginable tragedy of losing a child

03.05.25 | LET Guest Editorial

“Our mission is to provide community support to families after the tragic death of a child.”
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Trump has Secret Service agent swear in 13-year-old cancer survivor during speech

03.05.25 | Jenna Curren News

Young boy who survived brain cancer and has dreamed of becoming a police officer, sworn in as secret service.
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New York DOC prison strike enters 14th day, and now corrections officers are being fired

03.05.25 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Ten COs fired for not abiding by deal made by NY state and union.
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The erosion of opportunity: How illegal hiring and offshoring are reshaping the American workforce

03.05.25 | LET Guest Editorial

The construction industry has always been a place where men and women could start with their hands and build a future. But that ladder of opportunity is being dismantled as more companies turn to illegal labor for short-term cost savings.
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Shocker: Bloomberg-funded gun control center prescribes more gun control

03.05.25 | LET Guest Editorial

A recent Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health report came out with a "five-point plan" to reduce “gun violence.” Shocker - it's a cover for the left's extremist agenda.
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Anti-hunting ‘news site’ runs traditional ammo scare tactics in Iowa

03.05.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Over and over and over and over again, anti-hunter activists claim America’s hunters must be punished in order to safeguard wildlife.
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We ignore the USDOJ’s 44 percent increase in violent crime - but why?

03.05.25 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

Advocates claim they want an evidence-based approach to crime yet they ignore the best available data. We are dismissing a chance to create better, safer communities. Here's the data you NEED to know.
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Force Science experts to present at 2025 National LEO Hall of Fame induction ceremony

03.05.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Two nationally acclaimed and highly sought-after experts from Force Science will present during the 2025 National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
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More criminals are being arrested and locked up. So why are crimes not being solved?

03.04.25 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

For the first time in many years, incarcerations and arrests, seem to be increasing with a slight expansion of police officers after losing 25,000 cops. Crimes solved, however, remain flat.
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