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FBI joins probe of Utah police department

The FBI is assisting with several separate but overlapping investigations, including possible drug corruption - Full Story

Wanted man caught wearing 'Wanted' T-shirt

He didn't know what the word meant, but a nearby cop did - Full Story

Conflicting police orders

A hidden camera show has two men dressed as officers giving civilians opposite directions as they try to cross the street

Columns

Lance Eldridge - All Law Enforcement is Local

Anders Behring Breivik: Norway's Timothy McVeigh

Breivik, who has reportedly admitted responsibility for both atrocities, is a psychotic “Lone Wolf” whose motivation came from his own twisted world view and lack of a moral compass - Full Story

Columns

Scott Stewart - Tactical Intelligence

How will Mexico's Cartel War impact its upcoming 2012 elections?

As U.S. interdiction efforts curtailed the Caribbean drug flow, and Colombian cartels were dismantled with U.S. help, Mexican cartels gained more prominence and power in the flow of cocaine and other drugs - Full Story

In-depth News

Mexico's drug law worries U.S. police

MEXICO CITY — Mexico now has one of the world's most liberal laws for drug users after eliminating jail time for small amounts of marijuana, cocaine and even heroin, LSD and methamphetamine. Stunned police on the U.S. side of the border say the law contradicts President Felipe Calderon's drug war, and some fear it could make Mexico a destination for drug-fueled spring breaks and tourism. - Full Story

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Independence Day 2009

We've collected several marvelous Independence Day essays by PoliceOne columnists Betsy Brantner Smith, Dan Marcou, Dave Smith, Jim Glennon, and PoliceOne Senior Editor Doug Wyllie, as well as two excellent book excerpts for some relaxing holiday reading. Stay safe this holiday weekend, we at PoliceOne salute you and stand beside you. - Full Story