Law enforcement and communities nationwide have come together in recent weeks to condemn the actions of five Memphis police officers who are being held responsible for the brutal beating and […] Read More »
On January 11, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund released preliminary data from its 2022 fatality report to help give an in-depth look at how our nation’s brave fallen […] Read More »
By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey In a major victory for the First Amendment right to petition the courts to enforce constitutional rights, U.S. District Court Judge Roger Benitez […] Read More »
2022 proved to be yet another challenging year for the law enforcement profession. Throughout California and nationwide, peace officers have had to protect and serve our communities with dwindling ranks […] Read More »
By David E. Mastagni and Taylor Davies-Mahaffey In a decisive victory for California’s first responders, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 1127 on September 29. This bill makes three improvements to […] Read More »
With the disruptions of the pandemic receding, this year’s Thanksgiving travel season is shaping up to be a busy one. Nationally, it’s predicted to be the third-busiest since AAA started […] Read More »
Every year on November 11, Veterans Day, our nation comes together to honor all U.S. military veterans for their unwavering service and sacrifice in protecting our country and defending our […] Read More »
In response to the rising crime in our parks and the City of Los Angeles’ continued refusal to properly equip its park rangers to protect themselves and the public in […] Read More »
For too long, California peace officers have felt ignored, disrespected and underappreciated by those put in charge of running the state and our counties and cities. With the November 8 […] Read More »
On Thursday, October 20, public safety professionals from around the state will gather for a day full of networking, education and inspiration at the LAAPOA 2022 Women’s Leadership and Empowerment […] Read More »