Kyle S. Reyes
This Marine and veteran officer took a bullet in the face while on duty... and survived to tell the tale.
Now she has a powerful message for women who serve.
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If you’re like many people, you heard rumors that Law Enforcement Today was closing up shop.
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Today, it's our privilege to share with you one of our videos featuring the men and women behind the badges.
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Two moms were infuriated by what their kids were being shown in school... so they exposed it. It got them sued.
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They are often the forgotten first responders - EMS in America. Today, Law Enforcement Today pays tribute to them with a video and a prayer.
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In the style of Paul Harvey, we've weaved together the stories of so many brave Americans and captured just a bit of it in this video.
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Her daughter was in dental school. She was a model student and had been a model child. Then... opioids happened.
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In 2017 - BEFORE the opioid crisis really even exploded - we produced this series. Looking back now, it's mind boggling that these stats were so bad then.
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This is the harrowing tale of Officer Neill, the high speed pursuit gone wrong, and the bullet that changed his life.
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While on duty, Alex was attacked and took a bullet to the face.... all while a stranger recorded it on Facebook Live.
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Our owner was "promised" he'd be sued if he released this video exposing what Democrats did to target an innocent mom protecting kids in her town.
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An absolute must-watch: this speech gave us total chills.
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The mainstream media isn't showing the real devastation caused by the 'idea of Antifa'.
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Why We Serve is a video dedicated to the men and women of law enforcement. It serves as a tribute to those who serve and risk their lives on every shift to make their community a better place.
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Jason Schechterle's life hasn't been the same since his cruiser was struck by a car traveling close to 100 miles per hour, causing it to burst into flames.
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