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Honoring the Fallen

N.J. Trooper Dies During Training Exercise at Agency Headquarters

May 6, 2024
New Jersey State Police Trooper Marcellus E. Bethea, who was training at the agency's headquarters in Ewing when he died, had been a trooper for over eight years.
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Honoring the Fallen

Ohio Corrections Officer Killed in 'Tragic Accident' During Training

April 11, 2024
Lt. Rodney Osborne of the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility was fatally shot in the chest during a training exercise at the Corrections Training Academy in Scioto County.
Training & Careers

Fla. Police Officer Accidentally Shot During Training Exercise

April 11, 2024
A Pinecrest police officer was airlifted to the hospital after she was shot in the arm by a fellow officer during a training exercise at Homestead Training Center.
Hiring & Promotion

Police Officers Rally Outside N.C. City Hall to Push for Pay Increase

April 10, 2024
Raleigh police officers, who make less than officers in neighboring departments and the state's other large departments, are looking for a 15% salary hike.
Carrie Napoleon | Post-Tribune | TNS
Hiring & Promotion

Ind. Police Officers Protest Contentious Contract Negotiations

April 10, 2024
The team representing Lake County Sheriff's Department officers and the county's negotiating team have been in talks for 10 months on a new police contract.
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Training & Careers

Lawmaker Urges N.Y. Police Officers to Move to North Texas

April 9, 2024
An ad from a U.S. representative from Irving calling for police officers to "Escape New York and Move To Texas" appeared in the New York Post.