Cop Talk

Imagine you work in a geographically appealing environment—cynics, please save your comments. During a slow evening at work, you enjoy watching a breathtaking sunset over the still water, through [...]

Cops see the craziest things. “You can’t make this stuff up,” is something frequently said by law enforcement officers performing their duty. Here are some of “those” stories that were in the [...]

These police themed books have been routinely described by readers as material that has fascinated those who “don’t like to read.” If non-readers like these books, how about [...]

(Editor’s note: This is a timeless piece originally published June 7, 2012) By J. Warner Wallace The month of May provided yet another Memorial Day weekend to launch the 2012 Summer Season. [...]

ANAHEIM, Calif. – Anaheim Police Department Sgt. Daron Wyatt and his wife, Misty, were cruising down the highway in their Subaru Outback, towing a 12-foot U-Haul trailer. They were heading [...]

Has the law enforcement family created a victim bandwagon? After speaking to many seasoned veterans, I fear that is the case. Victim bandwagon We—cops and our families—need to get off the victim [...]

Let me tell you why police lives matter. There are few career fields that routinely deal with death like law enforcement. And there are fewer vocations that realistically have the grim reaper [...]

Besides working for the California Highway Patrol, the reason Ponch and Jon rode motorcycles was because they looked cool. Shiny black boots, aviator sunglasses and tight pants. It was a burning [...]

The bond connecting peace officers is our common fight to take on adversaries of the badge and everything they represent. It is a shield which forges through carnage to secure safety for [...]

A cop returned fire after being shot in the face during an undercover operation. Thirty-five years later his son was involved in a deadly shooting on the same calendar day. What are the odds of a [...]