Law Enforcement
GAO Report Calls for Clearer Training Guidelines for Local Officers
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has released a new report urging the Justice Department to establish clearer guidelines for training local law enforcement officers. This follows concerns over local officers participating in task forces
Ongoing Search for Nancy Guthrie Six Months After Disappearance
The Guthrie family, along with Arizona law enforcement, renews their efforts six months following Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. She is the mother of ‘TODAY’ show co-host Savannah Guthrie. The family and authorities are making another appeal
The Role of Governors in Correctional Reform
I served this country as both a Marine and a correctional leader. Though these roles differ, they share a common lesson: patriotism involves defending and mending the nation when necessary. As America marks its 250th
Federal Agents Accused of Racial Profiling in Immigration Raids
Bodycam footage obtained by the ACLU reveals federal immigration officers using racial slurs during a raid in Los Angeles County. This footage, submitted as evidence in a federal lawsuit, includes a derogatory term used by
Deputy-Involved Shooting in Chino Hills After Fatal Kidnapping Encounter
An investigation is ongoing following a deputy-involved shooting in Chino Hills on Wednesday night. The incident resulted in the deaths of a kidnapping suspect and their victim during a traffic stop. The suspect shot the
Gun Violence at Seattle Festival Sparks Investigation
In Seattle, police have stated that bullets which killed two bystanders during a shootout at a local food festival likely did not come from the weapon fired by a 15-year-old suspect arrested at the scene.
Lakeview Homeowner Sues Federal Government over Warrantless Raid
On Tuesday, a resident from North Side announced he is filing a lawsuit against the federal government. This action follows an alleged warrantless immigration raid on October 24 targeting construction workers on his property. The
Florida Executes Two Inmates in a Single Day Amidst Record Execution Rates
In Starke, Florida, a significant and intense day unfolded as authorities executed two inmates on the same day. This marked a notable event in the state’s criminal justice history, mirroring a similar occurrence in Arkansas
The Right to a Trial by Jury: A Reflection on American Liberty
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a group of men gathered in Philadelphia to declare America’s independence from Great Britain. The familiar story centers on taxes, especially on tea, and the colonists’ dramatic protest in
Gun Owners Sue U.S. Virgin Islands Over Concealed Carry Rights
Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation have taken legal action against the U.S. Virgin Islands government and its police commissioner. The lawsuit seeks to allow nonresidents to apply for and receive concealed handgun