App helps police ID potential trouble spots on campus
All in Column
Successful Safety-Awareness Event Returns in October
Occasion will feature comparison of duty shotgun vs. patrol rifle.
Effort to Clear Rape Kit Backlog Shows Commitment
All 5,000 of the original kits have now been submitted and analyzed
‘Borders To Backyards’ eye-opening experience for KY Sheriff
Human trafficking, drugs problem knows no boundaries
New Commissioner, Same Values at DOCJT
Payne’s passion for the welfare of Kentucky’s officers is unparalleled
Laying a Strong Foundation
DOCJT Commissioner Alex Payne discusses future, working together
Screening for Human Trafficking
Vera Institute screening tool could aid in predicting victimization
Protecting Houses of Worship
SHOW app assisting law enforcement agencies.
Hot-spot Tactics: Are They Effective?
A University of Missouri – St. Louis, Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice researcher attempts to answer the question
Law Enforcement Officers Should Never Suffer in Silence
Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John Tilley issues personal plea to Kentucky officers
DOCJT Commissioner Addresses Basic Training Backlog
"DOCJT will ensure every recruit receives the same attention to detail with the goal of keeping their names off the Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial wall and providing the most professionally-trained police officers in the country."
Is Homelessness Really A Police Problem?
Opinion: "Perhaps it is time for police to advocate realistic public policy to address the homeless issue."
The Human Geography of Policing
More Than Just Dangerous Places and Hot Spots
Take Precautions to Prevent Overdose Exposure
An alarming rise in needle sticks also is disturbing.
Justice to Journeyman
Apprenticeship Program Seeks to Keep Repeat Offenders Off the Streets