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Officer Roll Call: Why Holistic Health Approach is Essential for Police Officers

3 days ago | officer.com | Frank Borelli

Staying healthy is essential for any police and law enforcement. But the rigors of the job—the long shifts, the physical demands—can make it difficult to do the proper things to maintain good health. In part one of these videos, retired Lt. Frank Borelli, Officer Media Group's editor director, and Constable Guy Beveridge, Coryell County, Texas, Precinct 1, discuss the importance of a holistic approach to wellness and how it can affect not only your career, but your life post-career as well.
Texas Police Officer Dies after Being Struck Escorting Funeral Procession

5 days ago | officer.com | Michael Garcia

An Angleton Police sergeant died in the line of duty Sunday after being struck by a vehicle, the agency said. Sgt. J.D. White died June 1 after being hit by a vehicle while escorting a funeral procession, a news release by the agency said. He was taken to a Houston-area hospital by LifeFlight in critical condition later succumbed to his injuries, the release states.
St. Louis Missouri Sheriff: New No Gossipping Policy 'Supports a Stronger, More Respectful' Agency

5 days ago | officer.com | Austin Huguelet

ST. LOUIS — The city sheriff’s office is making another change under newly elected Sheriff Alfred Montgomery: It is asking its employees to take a stand against gossip. A notice distributed to deputies this week titled “Professional Conduct Policy: No Gossip Commitment” says the office’s ability to serve the public and uphold the law depends on mutual trust, unity and professional discipline. “Gossip compromises all of these,” the notice reads.
The Lineup: Push to Let Local Police Knock Down Threatening Drones

1 week ago | officer.com | Paul Peluso |Joe Vince

Check out these other features on OFFICER.com:New Officer Virtual Academy Class Talks Contextual Decision-MakingThe new course offered in the Officer Virtual Academy looks at the difference between conscious and subconscious decision-making, as well as their pros and cons. OFFICER Media Group Announces New Valor Awards ProgramWe are proud to announce this new program recognizing officers who go above and beyond the call of duty.
Chicago Police Officer Shot, Wounded while Grappling with Gunman

1 week ago | officer.com | Deanese Williams-Harris

A gunman was pronounced dead Thursday night after he was wounded during a struggle with a Chicago police officer and his gun discharged in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, officials said. Shortly after 10:35 p.m., officers on patrol in the 4300 block of West North Avenue attempted to stop a male suspect in an alley. As they approached the suspect, he fled on foot into a backyard. A chase ensued followed by a struggle, Chicago police reported.
Bleeding Out is Bad; Bleeding Stress is Good

1 week ago | officer.com | Frank Borelli

In the article, “Stress Can Kill: 7 Stress Avoidance Techniques for Police Officers,” we discussed things an officer can do to minimize the stress they take in. Whether the stress is physical, emotional, mental or spiritual, we all ingest it in some way during the course of doing our job. That article dealt with ways to avoid building up stress. This article is going to look at some ways to bleed off the stress before it can do you harm.
Bloomfield New Mexico Police Officer Seriously Injured in Traffic Stop Shootout

1 week ago | officer.com | Gregory Hasman

"We're all pretty upset," Francisco said. "We're going to support him as much as possible."Francisco said Ontiveros has been on the force for six months and is "very approachable and very calm.""We are all praying for the officer," Bloomfield Mayor Cynthia Atencio said. The second officer, whose name was not released by police, was not injured and is on administrative leave, Francisco said. Police said more information will be released when it becomes available.
Bear Can't Escape Long Arm of Law as Utah Police Chase Down Animal

1 week ago | officer.com | Brooke Baitinger

Officers then chased the bear into a tree around 1 a.m., where officials with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources tranquilized and captured it. Wildlife officials held the bear overnight to assess its condition, then released it back into the mountains the next evening, a spokesperson told McClatchy News. Photos show the bear after it was captured, and a video shows its release back into the wild.
Bradenton Florida Police Department Building $35M 'State-of-the-Art' Headquarter

1 week ago | officer.com | Michael Moore

The building, which sits across the street from the Manatee River, has also faced storm-related challenges in the current space, according to police. Police said the headquarters sustained roof damage during Hurricane Ian. During Hurricane Helene, storm surge crossed First Avenue and reached the grassy area behind the building. Ahead of Hurricane Milton, the department evacuated more than 47,000 pieces of evidence, along with weapons, ammunition, and sensitive computer equipment.
Flags at Half-Staff for New York State Police Trooper who Died of 9/11-Related Illness

1 week ago | officer.com | Geoff Herbert

Gov. Kathy Hochul has directed all flags in New York state to be lowered to half-staff Thursday in honor of a late NYS trooper. New York State Police retired First Sergeant Michael E. Snell died May 20 at age 56. The cause of death was an illness related to his assignment in and around the World Trade Center site following the 9/11 terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.