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4 Tips on Police Privacy

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 It wasn’t always this way, but being an officer is like living in a glass house, or as they call it, ‘the fishbowl’. Given current events, new cops need to be taught about privacy on the job.   Things are … Continued

Summer Teen Jobs Cut Down On Violence

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  We’ve written about teen violence before, and it’s been proven that teen jobs are one of the most important preventions for reducing violence, especially as the semester draws to a close. Even though school may be out for the … Continued

National Police Week

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This week is National Police week, a special time to honor those who have given their lives in the service and protection of others. It is also an opportunity for the community to show their support for all of the … Continued

Warning Signs of Teen Violence

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As any law enforcement official will say, it is far better to prevent crime from happening than it is to react to crime once it has occurred. Police officers across the country work to protect their communities from crime, not … Continued

Ways To Stop Bullying In Schools

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There have been several studies in the past decade that analyze the links between school bullying and school violence, like this one from the National Association of School Psychologists or from the National Center for Health Research. While the root causes of school violence … Continued

Preventing School Shootings

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When it comes to child safety in school, law enforcement, school officials, and parents have all come to a similar conclusion—the best way to combat school shootings is to work toward preventing them altogether. A precluded event is far preferable than … Continued