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The FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System magically just got way better

02.03.25 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

We are on the verge of a new and better way of analyzing crime data through the FBI’s emerging National Incident-Based Reporting System. But issues remain.
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Six Americans freed from Venezuela after Trump's envoy met with President Maduro

02.03.25 | Jenna Curren News

Six Americans are back home after being detained in Venezuela for months.
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Blackhawk expert identifies several troubling details about the American Airlines/Blackhawk crash that killed 67 in DC

02.03.25 | Pat Droney Analysis

An experienced pilot and crew chief on the Blackhawk Army helicopter reveals a number of disturbing details about the midair collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army Blackhawk helicopter in Washington, DC.
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Murder of Border Patrol agent in Vermont linked to 'antifascist trans terror cult'

02.02.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Updated reporting has revealed a connection between a radical leftist transgender vegan cult and the murder of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland on Jan. 21st.
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Tompkins County New York sheriff releases violent illegal with immigration detainer on him, feds pick him up again

02.02.25 | Pat Droney News

A violent illegal from Mexico was arrested by Ithaca, NY police and sent to the Tompkins County Sheriffs Office for detention; despite an immigration detainer on the accused, the office released him, infuriating federal prosecutors.
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Von Kliem: Here's how science and facts can revive truth in policing

02.02.25 | LET Guest Editorial

If you’ve been paying attention lately, it feels like the truth has become an endangered species in this country. Whether it’s our media or our institutions, sensationalism often overshadows facts. That’s why we at Law Enforcement Today decided that it was time that we delve into the unshakable importance of facts, science, and accountability as exemplified by Von Kliem and Force Science.
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She feared for her life... and ended up making women's apparel to help ladies hide their "freedom tools"

02.02.25 | LET Guest Editorial

In a world that increasingly values personal empowerment and safety, Amy Robbins, the National Spokeswoman for Parler and the CEO and co-founder of Alexo Athletica, has emerged as a trailblazer. As she joins the LET team in this episode of Choir Practice, they explore her inspiring story, the creation of her revolutionary brand, and its impact on women's safety and confidence.
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Ten illegal alien Tren de Aragua gang members indicted for gun-running scheme in New York

02.02.25 | Pat Droney News

A joint investigation involving the NYPD and the Queens District Attorney's Office resulted in the indictment of ten Tren de Aragua gang members in the US illegally for a gun-running scheme spreading across three other states.
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Soros-owned radio station broadcasted undercover ICE agents locations, vehicle descriptions during removal operations

02.01.25 | Matthew Holloway News

An ICE operation in San Jose, CA was potentially compromised Sunday when a KCBS radio host broadcast undercover agents' locations and descriptions of their unmarked vehicles live throughout the evening.
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‘You know who I am, right?’: NJ Democrat blasts officer during traffic stop in profane tirade

02.01.25 | Matthew Holloway News

A Democrat Borough Councilman in New Jersey was pulled over in a routine traffic stop that quickly descended into the well-worn trope of, "You know who I am, right?"
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Chicago mayor embroiled in 'gift room' scandal, blocks OIG officials from 'windowless room in City Hall' with lavish items

02.01.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson finds himself at the center of a firestorm of controversy after an OIG report alleged a failure to disclose lavish, luxury gifts kept in a "windowless room in City Hall," including Premium whiskey, Gucci bags and Hugo Boss cufflinks.
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NJ Attorney General opens probe into state police enforcement 'slowdown,' impact on increases in MV crashes

02.01.25 | Pat Droney Analysis

Attorney General Matthew Platkin is claiming the New Jersey State Police orchestrated an enforcement slowdown after an investigation alleged the agency was involved in racial profiling. The lower enforcement has led to an increase in car crashes, Platkin alleges.
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China is creating a path to war with the use of cartels, according to Michael Letts

02.01.25 | Eddie Molina Editorial

Communist China has been making both subtle and overt moves that would lead to a confrontation with the United States, starting with the use of cartels and fentanyl.
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Largest police news outlet in the world endorses Sean Curran: "The warrior needed to lead Secret Service"

01.31.25 | Kyle S. Reyes Opinion

Law Enforcement Today is proud to support President Trump's choice to lead the United States Secret Service, Sean Curran.
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Would-be assassin arrested with knives, Molotov cocktails at Capitol targeted multiple conservatives

01.31.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Capitol Police arrested a Massachusetts man who was "content with the possibility of suicide by cop" armed with knives and Molotov cocktails at the Capitol Building.
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