Have we created a victim bandwagon?
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 [...]
Two career cops who never met discover they are half-brothers
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — What are the chances that a pair of career cops living near one another, but having never met, are actually half-brothers? It’s highly unlikely, yet it happened. Two Florida [...]
Inside Perspective of a Modern Day Sheepdog
The late news commentator Paul Harvey eloquently honored the law enforcement profession many years ago as he narrated his inspiring words titled, “What Are Policemen Made of?” At the time Harvey [...]
Faithfully Executing Leadership Principles
Well-taught leadership principles look good in the abstract, but leaders frequently fail in the execution. If leaders cannot artfully perform the conceptual sciences of leadership, they are like [...]
Suspect Transported to Jail in a Hearse
There is no doubt that law enforcement has changed over the years, but would you think it odd to read a story about a bad guy being transported to county jail in a hearse? Moreover, if you [...]
5 Basic Tips to Help Someone in Grief
Here are five basic tips to help someone in grief. Kay Warren, wife of Rick Warren who is pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif. and author of “The Purpose Driven Life,” offers the [...]