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Windsor town officials have paused the use of ALPR cameras, citing privacy concerns, even as the technology helps police catch criminals and prevent crimes.
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Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan warns that the state’s new law barring police from cooperating with ICE could be ignored by officers on the ground. He says while the legislation aims to draw a line, public safety concerns may make local police think twice before complying.
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Delaware lawmakers are pushing a series of bills that could make the state even more of a sanctuary haven, shielding illegal immigrants from federal enforcement. Critics warn these measures could put schools, police, and public agencies in conflict with federal law and risk taxpayer funding.
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PTSD is claiming too many of our warriors, but in this powerful episode of Sheepdog and Shepherd, Spiro Demetriadi says the real fight goes far deeper than most realize.
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New York City braces for a fiscal shake-up as Mayor Zohran Mamdani eyes $22 million in NYPD cuts and freezes on new hires. With taxes on the wealthy and property owners looming, the city’s budget battle is just getting started.
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A violent ex-convict who once told cops, "I'm not fit for society" and “I keep doing sh** like this,” allegedly uses “hands and feet” to beat a woman to death.
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At a California concert, Cardi B told her fans to “jump” ICE agents, sparking a viral stir online. The Department of Homeland Security quickly responded, reviving reminders of her controversial past.
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South Dakota just made it easier for gun owners to protect their hearing and their rights as Gov. Larry Rhoden signs Senate Bill 2 deregulating suppressors. The move draws applause from the NSSF and sets a bold example for Second Amendment supporters nationwide.
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Two Detroit police officers are in hot water over two separate incidents where they requested assistance from Customs and Border Protection Agents for "translation" services.
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A trusted friendship inside a Las Vegas apartment unraveled in a burst of gunfire, leaving one man dead in the parking lot. Now, police say jealousy, alcohol, and a single shot turned a roommate dispute into an open murder charge.
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Juries are meant to deliver justice, but in Minneapolis, some activists are teaching people to pick and choose which laws matter. What starts in a classroom could ripple through courtrooms, altering outcomes and raising serious questions about fairness.
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What he told doctors and police that night sounded almost unbelievable. Investigators say the truth was far darker, and it ended with a decades-long sentence.
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In a Law Enforcement Today exclusive, a 21-year IRS veteran speaks up about the efforts to silence his voice after reporting discrimination and questionable decisions by leadership within the agency's internal oversight division.
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In a moment when the badge follows you home and politics can turn overnight, preparation is no longer optional. The difference between panic and protection may come down to a decision you make before the phone ever rings.
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A routine traffic stop took a stunning turn when the officer’s phone rang. What happened next sparked a reprimand, a resignation, and a policy overhaul.
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