Dillon Burroughs
Dillon Burroughs is a writer and editor whose previous roles have included The Daily Wire and The Western Journal. He lives with his family in Tennessee.
Even minor training missteps can have catastrophic consequences for police officers. From poor report writing to stress-induced errors in the field, understanding and avoiding these hidden mistakes is critical to protecting careers, departments, and the communities they serve.
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Clear Armor is revolutionizing school safety by turning vulnerable windows and doors into invisible, life-saving barriers.
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The Open Carry Cooler is a rugged, American-made cooler designed for law enforcement, first responders, and outdoors enthusiasts. Built for durability and performance, it keeps ice and gear secure while standing up to the toughest environments.
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In Sheepdog and Shepherd, Sen. Mark Finchem and retired Assistant Chief Shawn Taylor uncover a network of corruption and greed. They warn that power and money have deeply infected government and society.
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Officer Mitchel McKown of the Apopka Police Department serves his community with compassion and integrity. GALLS and Law Enforcement Today are featuring him in the “Next Generation of Protectors” campaign celebrating young officers redefining policing.
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The murder of visiting nurse Joyce Grayson during a home visit underscores the dangers faced by healthcare workers who operate alone. The See It Send It app offers a potential solution, providing real-time monitoring and instant alerts to keep lone workers safe.
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Chris Widener’s journey took him from the pulpit to rock bottom, where he discovered renewal and a deeper faith in God. Today, he shares that message through speaking, writing, and serving first responders as a chaplain.
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Deputy Greg Sanders of the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office has built a career defined by dedication and teamwork with his K9 partner, Morgan. Together, they protect the community and inspire the next generation of officers.
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Deputy Frank Sloup turned routine patrols into viral fame with Fridays with Frank, blending humor and service. His online outreach has now earned him a nomination for a national award.
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Charlie Kirk’s assassination has strengthened Turning Point USA’s mission. Secure tools like See It Send It are being used to protect events and free speech.
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Detective Tony Godwin, a 35-year Garland PD veteran, works to protect children from online predators. He balances justice with restoration, helping victims break cycles of dysfunction and find hope.
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Law Enforcement Today and GALLS® are honoring officers under 30 in the “Next Generation of Protectors” campaign. Nominations are open until October 31, with the Top 30 eligible for the 2026 Young Officer Award.
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A drive-by shooting in Canton, Mississippi, underscores the danger to buildings and their occupants. Clear Armor’s bullet-resistant laminate offers quick, affordable protection against gunfire and flying glass.
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New Jersey mom Alexandra Bougher leads the fight for parental rights, faith, and freedom in schools. She challenges curriculum and mask mandates while fostering children’s spiritual growth through a local Bible club.
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The TRUST Act has sparked safety and legal concerns, while the See It Send It app offers a confidential way to report issues and strengthen community trust.
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