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"After a few minutes, I went into see him and there he lay, in a body bag under an American Flag. I put my left hand on the flag and could feel his fingers.  I broke down again." This is a father's story of turning the tragic loss of his law enforcement son... into a journey to save lives.
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Arcadia police department loses all of its officers, but is looking forward to building a new department from the ground up
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The law protects the state’s growing firearm and ammunition industry from special-interest “lawfare” abuse of the judicial system against firearm and ammunition manufacturers, distributors and retailers.
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The Biden administration, according to a newly released, unredacted memo, authorized federal law enforcement to target conservatives.
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The officers still have a sentencing hearing for federal charges, but have been acquitted of the most serious state charges.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is finally enforcing its efforts on those committing SNAP fraud.
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Law Enforcement Today has launched a new series on Pray.com showing the world how God works through law enforcement.
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NSSF celebrates Gov. Stitt signing the law to prevent “woke” corporate banks with discriminatory policies against firearm industry members from collecting taxpayer dollars through state contracts.
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Police say a California woman knowingly used the credentials of doctors without their permission to create false medical records for illegal immigrants and order more than 150,000 tablets of controlled substances.
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President Trump announced the appointment of Judge Jeanine Pirro as interim US Attorney for the District of Columbia to replace withdrawn nominee, acting USAO DC Ed Martin.
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Michigan Supreme Court rules to resentence juveniles who were sentenced to life without parole.
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Millions of dollars worth of counterfeit watches and fake IDs seized by CBP at Chicago O'Hare Airport.
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected President Donald Trump’s offer to send U.S. troops into Mexico to hunt down narco-terrorist drug cartels for a curious reason. It has to do with sovereignty – which would make sense – except Mexico had no qualms about trampling on U.S. sovereignty when it filed a lawsuit against members of the firearm industry in an attempt to dictate Second Amendment rights right here in America.
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Are you looking for a job opportunity with an employer who won’t push you to compromise your values in law enforcement? You’re not alone.
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