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APTed Shaffrey/APA female police officer stands with her male police department colleagues in New York City. By Emma Tucker, CNN The Memphis Police Department and the New York State Police took a pledge this week to increase the representation of women in their ranks to 30%, joining a total of 150 law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada that have made the commitment in the past year. Th...

The Memphis Police Department and the New York State Police took a pledge this week to increase the representation of women in their ranks to 30%, joining a total of 150 law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada that have made the commitment in the past year. The 30x30 Initiative is a coalition of police leaders, researchers, and professional organizations aiming to increase the represent...

150 law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada take pledge to increase women in the ranks to 30% by 2030  Rockdale Newton Citizen

150 law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada take pledge to increase women in the ranks to 30% by 2030  wlfi.com

Out of all of the "Law and Order" spin-offs, "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" took one of the most unique approaches to balancing character exploration and investigations. Led by Vincent D'Onofrio's knockout performance as Detective Robert Goren, "Criminal Intent" got more personal than fellow Dick Wolf-produced "Law & Order" shows. A lot of it was thanks to D'Onofrio's involvement, with ...

Chaplain Michelle Law-Gordon marks her promotion with Florence ceremony  SCNow

The New York Police Department is cracking down on offenses that have become part of daily life in some neighborhoods: public consumption of alcohol, open-air marijuana sales and public urination. The goal is to combat relatively minor infractions that the nation's largest police department maintains lower the quality of life and foment the type of disorder that resulted in 30 shootings last ...

Law enforcement focus on quality-of-life offenses renews old debate over 'broken windows' policing  Henry Herald

NYPD officers patrol the Franklin Avenue subway station last July in New York, where a crackdown on quality-of-life offenses has renewed debate over "broken windows" policing. The New York Police Department is cracking down on offenses that have become part of daily life in some neighborhoods: public consumption of alcohol, open-air marijuana sales and public urination. The goal is to combat ...

Loveland Police Department calls Friday Noon. Harassment, 1600 block of Seven Lakes Drive. 1 p.m. Drugs, Bill Reed Middle School, 370 W. Fourth St. 1 p.m. Theft, Macy’s, 5995 Sky Pond Drive. 2 p.m. Harassment, Lucile Erwin Middle School, 4700 Lucerne Ave. 3 p.m. Hit and run, 13th Street and Cleveland Avenue. 3 p.m. Theft, Thompson Valley High School, 1669 Eagle Drive. 3 p.m. Assault, 1200 bl...