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United Coalition of Public Safety

The United Coalition of Public Safety (UCOPS) is a nonprofit social policy and education organization established under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(5) with public safety members from across the country. UCOPS was formed to impact policy and the national conversation on policing and public safety; bringing people together, connecting law enforcement and citizens, and building relationships to keep our communities safe.

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UCOPS Welcomes Louis Civello as New President

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**HE WAS HIDING IN THE BRUSH — THEN HE GRABBED THE OFFICER’S GUN.**

Fairfax County officers were searching for a domestic-violence suspect when he suddenly reached from thick brush and **grabbed an officer’s handgun.**

The officer broke free and fired. The suspect survived ...and now faces **felony assault on a police officer.**

Seconds matter. This is the reality of policing.

**Follow UCOPS for the full story.**

#UCOPS #OfficerSafety #LawEnforcement #Bodycam

Thirty-two years ago today, St. Paul lost Officer Ron Ryan Jr., Officer Tim Jones and K9 Laser in one of the darkest days in our department’s history.

Their courage, sacrifice and service will never be forgotten.

We honor them today - and always.

#SPPF #SaintPaulPolice

HE WAS HIDING IN THE BRUSH — THEN HE GRABBED THE OFFICER’S GUN.

Fairfax County officers were searching for a domestic-violence suspect when he suddenly reached from thick brush and grabbed an officer’s handgun.

The officer broke free and fired. The suspect survived and now

**HE WAS HIDING IN THE BRUSH — THEN HE GRABBED THE OFFICER’S GUN.**

Fairfax County officers were searching for a domestic-violence suspect when he suddenly reached from thick brush and **grabbed an officer’s handgun.**

The officer broke free and fired. The suspect survived ...and now faces **felony assault on a police officer.**

Seconds matter. This is the reality of policing.

**Follow UCOPS for the full story.**

#UCOPS #OfficerSafety #LawEnforcement #Bodycam

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. You are not entitled to making up your own facts.

Excellent job by St. Paul Police Federation President Mark Ross calling out the misinformation being spread by Saint Paul City Council Member Rebecca Noecker.

It's time for an honest... conversation around Flock cameras and other technology, not fear mongering.

Good police work requires good tools and strong safeguards.

Federation President Mark Ross explains how St. Paul officers use Flock technology to help identify suspects in serious crimes, including a Lowertown homicide where a license plate helped police quickly track down the

THIS is modern policing.

A language barrier could have turned a routine traffic stop into confusion. Instead, this Parker Police officer used the translation technology on her body camera to communicate clearly, professionally and respectfully.

Smart policing. Good technology.

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@CBSNews4 days ago

A routine traffic stop in Parker, Colorado, took an unexpected turn when an officer realized the driver spoke Mandarin.

She used the translation feature on her body camera to translate her English instructions into Mandarin, explaining that his taillight was out and why he was

SHE HAD A STOLEN GUN - THEN HIT THE GAS WITH A COP HANGING FROM THE WINDOW.

Police say 19-year-old Destinee Riggins ignored commands to put the car in park and accelerated, dragging a Covington officer through the parking lot.

She was later arrested. Investigators say a stolen

SHE HAD A STOLEN GUN - THEN HIT THE GAS WITH A COP HANGING FROM THE WINDOW.

19-year-old Destinee Riggins ignored commands to put the car in park and accelerated, dragging a Covington officer through the parking lot.

She was later arrested. Investigators say a stolen handgun was ...found in a bag inside the vehicle. Riggins now faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault on a police officer - a charge that can carry up to 20 years in prison under Georgia law.

The officer was treated for his injuries and is already back on duty.

This is the risk officers face on even the most routine calls.

#UCOPS #BackTheBlue #LawEnforcement

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