Developing Global Partnerships to Fight Criminal Acts
Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
It's increasingly important for law enforcement agencies across the world to form partnerships to share information, understand trends worldwide, and learn from one another.
Law Enforcement Partnerships
Colombia Takes Proactive Stance to Combat Human Trafficking
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski and Major Efren Muñoz
Two AMU faculty members were recently invited on a research trip to meet with officials of the National Police of Colombia. Read more about what they learned about human trafficking in Colombia and some steps the country is taking to combat this problem.
Recognizing Human Trafficking in the United States
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
It is estimated that there are 40.3 million victims of human trafficking throughout the world. Know the signs that someone may be a potential victim and the best way to report your suspicions to law enforcement.
Fasten Seatbelts: The Fight Against Human Trafficking is Taking Off
By Leischen Stelter
Air travel is a surprisingly common way for human traffickers to transport victims. Learn about the federal government's new initiative to train aviation personnel to identify and report trafficking. Is the government covering all its bases when it comes to monitoring the transportation networks of traffickers or can more be done?
INLETS Delivers Analysis and Lessons on Terrorism and Mass Shootings
Mass killings and terrorist attacks continue to happen around the world and can happen in any jurisdiction. The annual INLETS seminar offers presentations and training from commanders who have responded to such events, offering insights and lessons learned. Read more about this year's presentations.
Law Enforcement’s Role in Effective Policies to Defend Schools Against Violent Attacks
Schools present a vulnerable target to armed violence, making up nearly a quarter of active shooter incidents. While local law enforcement is uniquely organized and capable of providing the necessary resources to deter violent attacks in schools and respond to violence when it occurs, arguments for faculty arming have validity when compared to alternatives. AMU graduate student Ron Dahart writes about the importance of having a layered security approach to preparedness and response to armed attackers on school grounds. If arming faculty is deemed necessary, here are the guidelines and best practices that schools must incorporate into their policy.
Obama Addresses Police Funding, Gun Control Laws, and Need for Reform at IACP
President Obama delivered a nearly hour-long address during the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) annual conference in an effort to gain support from law enforcement for his efforts to reform the criminal justice system and implement stricter gun-control laws. To build support from this skeptical audience, Obama delivered a speech that addressed many of the challenges police face and offered measures such as increasing budgets so agencies can hire more officers to focus on enhancing community relationships. Learn more about what Obama proposed to help police agencies across the nation.