LEORF News
February 17, 2022

Precinct Four Constables Attend First Responders Support Meeting

Precinct Four Constables in Harris County, Texas recently attended a First Responders Support Meeting hosted by Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The goal of the meeting was to provide support and education among local agencies in an effort to deter impaired and distracted driving.       Per the CDC, “Every…
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LEORF News
February 9, 2022

I.U.P.A. Member and Officer Ryan Jonkman on Teaching DARE

Written by: Officer Ryan Jonkman 15 years Law Enforcement Service / Fourth year SRO / Dare Instructor 22 years Active Duty Army / Army National Guard   Teaching the DARE program to the 5th-grade feeder schools and then being positioned as the SRO in the middle school has given me…
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LEORF News
February 3, 2022

Free Saturday Admission for LEOs at the National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum

  The National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum’s monthly newsletter, The Rose and Shield Insider, just went out and it featured some wonderful news. Active and retired law enforcement officers can visit the museum for free on Saturdays during 2022.     Tickets are free for survivors for the first…
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January 26, 2022

Featuring Lakewood Police Department Agent Martinez and her, “Why I Serve” Video

Lakewood Police Department posted on their Facebook page about Agent Martinez and her video, “Why I Serve”, part of Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training’s "My Why" Campaign.In the video, Agent Martinez shares that she has been interested in being in law enforcement or in the law for her whole…
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LEORF News
January 20, 2022

UWAC with Tips on Mindfulness

  Sometimes our lives get so busy that we forget to be present and to enjoy the moment. For that reason, the health coaches at UWAC want to talk to you today about mindfulness. It is our wish that you will have a fulfilling 2022. Please watch the following video…
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LEORF News
January 11, 2022

Law Enforcement Officers 2021 Fatalities Report: Deadliest Year for LEOs in History

  The National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum released their 2021 Law Enforcement Officers Fatalities Report, which marked 2021 as the deadliest year in history for Law Enforcement Officers. Fatalities increased by 55% in 2021 over 2020, with COVID-19 as the leading cause of death. Per NLEOMF, “as of December…
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LEORF News
January 7, 2022

I.U.P.A. Locals Spreading Holiday Cheer in their Communities

I.U.P.A. Locals from all over the United States went even more above and beyond this holiday season than they do all of the other days of the year.   Salt Lake, Utah Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake officers, including Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Assn., #77 members, raised…
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LEORF News
December 13, 2021

Precinct Four Constables Attend the Crime Victims Memorial Remembrance Tree Ceremony

Precinct Four constables and I.U.P.A. members attended the Crime Stoppers 27th Annual Crime Victims Holiday Memorial Remembrance Tree Lighting Ceremony. Parents of murdered children and surviving family members of homicides placed personalized ornaments and pictures of their loved ones on a tree, which will remain on display throughout the holiday…
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LEORF News
December 6, 2021

Port Orange Officers Save Woman from Flooded Car

Three Port Orange Police Department officers risked themselves recently to save a woman in a flooded car as water rose dangerously high and the car was sinking. It happened because rains were unusually heavy and the driver thought that she was driving on the road when she got confused and…
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LEORF News
December 1, 2021

The Benefits of Mindfulness Meditation for LEOs

  Law enforcement professionals experience more far more stress than the general population. They see and hear things others could never imagine, having to force their feelings down as they go on to their next call where someone new also needs them to be at their best. Additionally, they work…
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