Author: Lance LoRusso
As this political season heats up, I continually receive questions about whether or not LEOs can participate in the political process. The short answer is, “Yes!” You can have yard signs and bumper stickers on…
READ MORE >The Public Safety Employer-Employee Safety Act also passed the House during the Bush administration. Contrary to the rumors, this law provides three critical points that should provide for broad support: *This Bill prohibits Strikes and…
READ MORE >I am proud to be in Columbus, Georgia with the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police this weekend! In addition to our lodge business, we will hear from seven or eight candidates for attorney general and…
READ MORE >I attended an instructor course put on by TASER® International at the end of 2008. This is part of my commitment to seek out training to stay current in high liability areas for LEOs. As…
READ MORE >I have been asked to comment on the recent video of Seattle Police Officer Ian P. Walsh who was attacked in the midst of attempting to effect an arrest on an actively resisting female suspect….
READ MORE >I enjoyed a great lunch today with the Cobb County Law Enforcement Association! The group honored my friend Detective Steve Gaynor for his exceptional work clearing multiple burglaries in South Cobb County. The guest speaker…
READ MORE >I recently attended an active shooter instructor school at the Gainesville Georgia PD. They were great hosts! The course was taught by Team One Network. (www.teamonenetwork.com). The course was very well done. This has become…
READ MORE >I have heard from quite a few law enforcement officers who are concerned that their Facebook posts will somehow be used to impeach them on the witness stand. First, impeachment and the use of evidence…
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