PoliceOne Member News: Week 374

PoliceOne Member News: Week 374 - February 25, 2008

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Week 374
February 25, 2008

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10-8: Life on the Line:
When the smoke clears II: More legal tips for after your shooting

	By Charles Remsberg, Senior PoliceOne Contributor
	The shooting's over. You've survived. The suspect is likely dead or wounded. And now your priorities change. In Part 1 of this series, we tapped the experience of LE union attorney John Hoag for advice on legal "first aid" you should tend to after a shooting. In Part 2, we continue with his guidance ... Full Story
Related Stories: Are controversial recommendations about officers in shootings really valid? 7 reminders that could save your bacon after a shooting Read more columns from Charles Remsberg

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Is L.A.'s anti-gang program working?

LOS ANGELES — A year after Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and LAPD Chief William Bratton declared gangs public enemy No.1, crime has plummeted, homicides are at 30-year lows, and for the first time cops are working with hard-core gang interventionists to quell rivalries.

But despite the gains, some of the boldest initiatives of Villaraigosa's anti-gang plan are barely getting off the ground ... Full Story

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Tenn. drug unit faces cuts
[Chattanooga, TN]

Fla. deputy in wheelchair incident resigns
[Tampa, FL]

Trial starts for N.Y. officers in Sean Bell shooting
[New York, NY]

German police K-9s to wear shoes
[Berlin, Germany]

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