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The War Beyond the Walls: Protecting Yourself and Your Loved Ones from Harm

By Rob Stallworth

Tom Clements, Executive Director of Colorado’s Department of Corrections, was allegedly assassinated at his home in Monument, Colorado, by a gang member and former inmate. It blazed across the news like wildfire and many, like me, were …

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Did You Know PTSD Affects 7.7 Million American Adults? Take Time to Build Awareness in June

By Craig Gilman, faculty member at American Military University

June is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month. Recent focus has centered on our deserving veteran population due to the increasing number of veterans returning from often harrowing experiences …

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Lessons in Diplomacy: Former U.S. Ambassador’s Passing Reminds Us of the Value of Good Relationships

By Michael Sale

I was very sorry to learn of the death of Paul Cellucci, a former United States Ambassador to Canada.

His death, at 65, came far too soon, but the quality of his life and the impact …

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Prescription-Drug Epidemic: Building a Case Against Potential Pill Doctors

By Leischen Stelter

The drug landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years and law enforcement agencies now find themselves battling the legal system. Prescription drug abuse—the intentional use of medication without a prescription or taken in a way other than …

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Supreme Court Rules Police Can Collect DNA Upon Arrest, But Can The System Handle It?

By Leischen Stelter

June 3, 2013 was a historic day for police agencies across the country. The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled that law enforcement officers are not violating the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition of unreasonable searches by …

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The Value of Partnerships: A Focus on the FBI National Academy Associates

By Dave Malone

I retired from the Eau Claire Police Department in Wisconsin after 32 years, having served the last 10 of those years as the Chief of Police. Back in 1976, as a young sergeant, I was given the …

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The Rise of American Indian Gangs Across America

By Rob Stallworth

Gang members are grabbing headlines in major urban areas for their crimes and growing propensity toward violence. You expect to hear horrific details about rivals shooting it out on the streets of New York or Chicago in …

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