Police careers in jeopardyFederal domestic violence law may strip some cops of their guns—and their jobs.
Risk FactorsStudy assesses cops’ risk of being feloniously killed on duty.
Stat of the unionPreliminary UCR figures show crime continuing its downward track.
Laughing mattersA one-man show from New York’s funniest cop.
Who does 911 call for help?Atlanta’s year-old communications system is due for some upgrades.
Cops in schoolNew Cooperative ventures between police & educators in Nebraska.
Walk & don’t look backChanges are due for the LA sheriff’s work-release program, after felons fly the coop.
Heavy dutyOhio troopers challenging agency weight standards belly up to the bar—of justice—and lose.
Spinning a Web siteThe Kansas City PD boast two sites in cyberspace.
Cops out of schoolSanta Fe educators want their police back.
LEN interview:Herman Goldstein, the father of problem-oriented policing.
All secure?Not at the Minneapolis PD’s evidence room, where a state audit has found shoddy inventory control.
A region-by-region roundup of police news:Northeast | SoutheastMidwest | Plains StatesSouthwest | Far West
Watson’s a jolly good fellowA hero to the marrowRetirement beckons BeckThe DoJ ShuffleFollowing the parade to High PointHousing honcho; Agents of change
Lessons learned from “thinking outside the box.”
A year in the life of juvenile courtHover & his G-men
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