Law enforcement faces unprecedented challenges in hiring and keeping recruits
0It’s not easy being Blue. For several years now police departments have struggled to recruit, hire, and retain officers to fill their thinning ranks. In the wake of a spasmodic year of protests and pandemic, plus an aftermath of violent crime, the profession may be fast approaching a generational and possibly historic reckoning. “We are in uncharted territory right now,” Executive Director Chuck Wexler of the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), a nonprofit police policy research group, told National Public Radio. “Policing is being challenged in ways I haven’t seen — ever.” The outflow of officers retiring and resigning earlier…
Westminster Police Department employees, friends and family gathered Jan. 18 at the Westminster Rose Center to recognize five agency members…
With the cold and rainy months upon us, the Westminster Police Department’s homeless liaison unit is out making sure the…
Huntington Beach resident Christopher Ken Ireland, 37, was arrested by Westminster Police on suspicion of killing two Orange County women…
In a room full of people with guns on their hips and badges on their chests, Vicki Morgan was armed…