…subjects. Whenever safe and practical to do so, officers should make sure that all components and resources are marshaled and immediately available to engage and complete the capture/control, sedation and…

…Public Safety Committee with a unanimous vote of 7-0. From here, the bill will continue on to Senate Appropriations Committee where an estimated monetary value will be established. If it…

…to the November 8 general election. The competitive nature of the June races requires us to research the candidates with greater intensity and understand more completely the politics of California’s…

…ignore our recommendations in their 2023 Report.  That is why we once again commissioned Dr. Brian Withrow, a leading national expert on profiling, to compare the 2022 and 2023 RIPA…

…that can be lacking in some areas. This was a no-nonsense, one-cop-speaking-to-the-community piece. If you haven’t seen the video, you can view it on PORAC’s YouTube channel (www.YouTube.com/PORACalifornia), Facebook (www.Facebook.com/PORAC)…

…so, whether consent was provided Whether the officer searched the person or any property, and if so, the basis for the search, and the type of contraband or evidence discovered,…

…(www.YouTube.com/PORACalifornia), Facebook (www.Facebook.com/PORAC) and Twitter (www.Twitter.com/PORACalifornia) for updates. If you have any questions regarding PORAC’s outreach efforts, please don’t hesitate to contact us at (916) 448-3444, or TMcHale@AaronRead.com and Chelsea@MarketplaceCommunications.com….

…on you. If you have any questions about how to start reaching out to your community, feel free to contact us at any time at (916) 448-3444, TMcHale@AaronRead.com or Chelsea@MarketplaceCommunications.com….

Sacramento, CA — Last month, the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) published a research brief on the current state of law enforcement staffing shortages in California. The brief…

…dangerous proposal by the Community College Board that would risk both officer and student safety.  On Monday, March 21, the Community College Board of Governors will be voting to approve…