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In this video, Captain Garret provides a comprehensive guide on the process of bonding an individual out of the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Adult Detention Center. Gain insights, tips, and essential information to navigate this procedure smoothly. Whether you’re a concerned family member, legal representative, or simply seeking knowledge about the process, this informative discussion has you covered. Watch now to ensure you’re well-equipped with the necessary understanding of the bonding process. #CobbSheriff

We have had several people reaching out from law enforcement agencies to partner with Skull Games. I'm attaching a link to our law enforcement request form. If you hop on and fill this out, I'll get with you to schedule a time we can chat to see what we can do! I apologize if I have missed any inquiries through LinkedIn, but this is the best place to reach out! On the page, you can request analytical and operational support, training, schedule meetings, or register your agency as a law enforcement partner. Please limit this to law enforcement and prosecuting offices only, as other partnership links can be found at the bottom of the main page. #lawenforcement #humantrafficking #sextrafficking #police #sheriff #intelligence #osint #osintforgood #osint4good #lawenforcementtraining

We must start recognizing the commonalities involved among law enforcement involved killings of unarmed black and brown citizens in our country. Former Deputy Grayson worked at six (six!!!) different law enforcement agencies in four years in the state of Illinois! Whether law enforcement or other professional fields, this would be a legitimate concern for any hiring manager. In public service, specifically public safety, we cannot allow the “good ole boy” or “buddy system” continue to flourish and protect those who should be held more accountable and frankly, don’t need to be trusted with keeping us safe. Passing troubled officers on to the next department is not the answer! It will only end in disaster for someone’s community. Possibly even yours. We ongoingly highlight the need for updated standard operating procedures, but we must start where it begins and that’s during the hiring and selection process. Hiring practices must be consistent with community needs and we need unapologetic leaders within our local governments and LEO agencies that are willing to do so! #EndGunViolence

With over 25 years of experience in law enforcement, maintaining my professional square has always been my mantra. "Staying in Your Professional Square" is a critical de-escalation concept that I have been teaching since I started instructing Crisis Intervention Team training in 2010. This approach helps individuals stay safe, prevent conflicts from escalating, and protect their integrity during challenging situations. Stepping outside of this professional boundary can lead to damaging consequences for your reputation and professional life. This concept is valuable for all public-facing employees, including police and transit workers, to effectively manage conflicts and maintain professionalism in their interactions. . #creativity #originality #deescalation #crisisawarenesstraining

A recent article in Government Technology discusses efforts in Syracuse (NY) to outfit its code enforcement team with body-cameras and some of the challenges the Ben Walsh administration and Jake Dishaw are facing in moving forward. While there are real concerns (i.e. privacy) that need to be addressed, MuniReg will always support initiatives that protect the health and safety of code enforcement personnel. Wishing City of Syracuse and all other communities contemplating this approach the best of luck! National League of Cities ICMA - International City/County Management Association Center for Community Progress Urban Institute American Association of Code Enforcement Code Enforcement Officer Safety Foundation California Association Of Code Enforcement Officers Tampa Bay Association of Code Enforcement Code Enforcement League of Arizona Women in Code in Enforcement and Development of VA (WICED of VA)Women in Code Enforcement and Development of Texas WICED of TX Michigan Association of Code Enforcement Officers Colorado Association of Code Enforcement Officials Illinois Association of Code Enforcement MAHCO ASSOCIATION International Code Council Pete Roque #localgovernment #blight #vacantproperties #localgov #localgovernment #ZombieProperties #munireg #zombieforeclosures #abandonedproperties #VPR #Vpro #codeenforcement #foreclosure #urbanplanning #citymanagement #condemnedproperties #codeviolations #vacantpropertyregistration #nuisanceproperties #vadproperties #communitydevelopment #BlightFight #CommunityEngagement #CommunityPride #neighborhood #NeighborhoodPride #B2R #buildtorent https://lnkd.in/dmzBRpnA

The Redding Police Department Explorers Program can help provide a solid foundation for a great career! Just ask Redding Police Chief Brian Barner, who got his start with the Redding Explorer Program and continues to serve this community proudly! Do you know of a young person between 14 -21 who is considering a career in law enforcement? The Redding Explorers is a great way to see if it's the right fit. Visit ExploreRedding.org to learn more. #ReddingPoliceDepartment #ExplorersProgram #LawEnforcementCareers #ThenAndNow

Introducing the Camera Registry Program 🔎 Dear Residents, In our continuous effort to foster a safer community, we are proud to introduce the Camera Registry Program, a collaborative initiative between local law enforcement and community members. This program is designed to utilize technology already in place at many of our homes – security cameras – to aid in crime prevention and investigation efforts. How Does the Program Work? Voluntary Registration: Homeowners and businesses with exterior security cameras are encouraged to voluntarily register their devices with the local police department. Registration is straightforward and does not grant law enforcement direct access to your footage. Confidentiality Assured: The details of your camera system, including its location, are securely maintained by law enforcement for investigative purposes only. Aid in Crime Solving: In the event of a crime, registered camera locations can be quickly identified as potential sources of evidentiary footage. Police will contact you directly to request access to any footage deemed relevant to their investigation. Strengthen Community Safety: By participating, you play an integral role in crime prevention in our community. This program turns individual security systems into a comprehensive safety net. Community Partnership: This program epitomizes the power of community-law enforcement partnership, leveraging technology to enhance safety and solve crimes more efficiently. Why Participate? Becoming part of the Community Camera Registry Program is a proactive step towards a safer neighborhood. It’s an opportunity for us all to contribute to the safety and security of our community with minimal effort and no cost. Your participation is a testament to the strength of our community spirit and our shared commitment to creating a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. Join Us Together, we can make a significant impact on public safety in our community. Thank you for considering participation in this vital initiative. #CommunitySafety #CrimePrevention #NeighborhoodWatch #SecurityCameras #SafetyFirst #CommunityPartnership #PublicSafety #SafeCommunity #BeTheChange #LocalHeroes #CameraRegistryProgram #AlisonMossGroup

One of the fundamental principles of CPTED is natural surveillance, which emphasizes the importance of visibility and the ability to observe one’s surroundings. Well-lit areas enable residents, pedestrians, and law enforcement to easily identify potential threats or criminal activity. Well-illuminated streets, public spaces, and building precincts create an environment where people feel safer and encourage nighttime activity. https://lnkd.in/e2FzxUfb

🚨 Calling Texas Law Enforcement and Prosecutors! 🚨 Free 18 TCOLE/CLE Credits Opportunity: Collective Liberty is hosting two critical human trafficking investigation trainings this September, thanks to the Governor's Office of Texas and our co-hosts. These sessions are FREE for Texas LE and prosecutors. 📅 El Paso: September 16-18, co-hosted by the El Paso County Attorney's Office and TAG Unit 📅 Dallas: September 23-25, co-hosted by the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center These trainings will equip you with the tools and insights needed to build winnable, trauma-informed cases while minimizing harm to victims. Here’s what some of our past attendees have said: ⭐️ "Hands-on exercises were excellent! So much amazing material - thank you! I would definitely have my LE attend any future trainings." - Prosecutor, Indiana ⭐️ "Short of SWAT, this was the most useful training I've had in 22 years of law enforcement. Excellent job!" - Detective, Central Texas Don’t miss this chance to learn from top investigators and survivor leader partners, and to connect with peers. 🔗 See attached flyers for session content and registration details. #HumanTrafficking #LawEnforcement #Training #Texas #CLE #TCOLE #TraumaInformed #Investigations

Outstanding article. Well researched and based on data. Policing is dangerous and not just in a big city.