South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police
Workplace violence is a growing concern across the country, affecting employees in every profession and every community. From healthcare settings to retail environments, incidents of violence, threats, and intimidation are […]
Officers were already at the Tucson residence, working a narcotics complaint, when a vehicle pulled into the driveway. They recognized the driver as Rodney Gant. They also knew his license […]
On a rural Nebraska highway, a traffic stop began with a routine violation. Valley Police Department Officer Morgan Struble, a K-9 handler, pulled over a vehicle driven by Dennys Rodriguez […]
The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police remains committed to keeping law enforcement officers informed about legislative activity that affects our profession. This weekly Statehouse Report provides a clear, concise […]
Headlights cut across a two-lane road as a vehicle drifted over the centerline. A Missouri state trooper initiated a traffic stop after observing the car speeding and weaving. The driver, […]
On April 15, 1980, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Payton v. New York.The events that led to that decision began a decade earlier, on January 14, 1970. A […]
Before an officer arrives on scene, the response has already begun. Every call for service starts with a telecommunicator. In those first moments, information is gathered, details are clarified, and […]
On April 12, participating Dunkin’ locations across South Carolina will begin the Donut Icon Fundraiser, a statewide effort supporting Special Olympics South Carolina through the Law Enforcement Torch Run for […]
The South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police remains committed to keeping law enforcement officers informed about legislative activity that affects our profession. This weekly Statehouse Report provides a clear, concise […]
Stress is a constant in law enforcement. It is not defined by a single moment, but by repeated exposure to situations most people will never encounter. Across a career, that […]
