November 2025
November 2025 | American Police Beat Magazine
Archives for November 2025| American Police Beat Magazine
The pit in his stomach was growing, and he genuinely thought he was going to puke. He wasn’t at work on the scene of a TC. He wasn’t looking at […]| American Police Beat Magazine
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear arguments on a Missouri law prohibiting police in the state from enforcing certain federal gun laws. The law in question was passed […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Any child of the 1980s was familiar with the telltale theme music accompanying video footage of a highly modified Pontiac Trans Am with a red “scanner” light flashing across its […]| American Police Beat Magazine
A Sunday afternoon hike nearly turned tragic for two 11-year-old Indiana children who became lost in the dense woods of Hoosier National Forest. Around 6 p.m. on August 5, authorities […]| American Police Beat Magazine
In Ohio, the quota has officially gone the way of the dinosaurs. The meteor that led this particular practice to extinction was a new law that took effect on September […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Archives for 2025| American Police Beat Magazine
CARFAX for Police announced on November 4 the launch of Driver Exchange 9-1-1, a digital self-service crash response solution that enables emergency communications centers to efficiently handle property-damage-only (PDO) crashes […]| American Police Beat Magazine
A Wisconsin police officer’s quick response and recent training helped save a woman suffering a severe allergic reaction this summer. Wisconsin Rapids Police Officer Ryan Schumacher was recently on patrol […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Police officers came to the rescue of a frightened dog that found itself in a “ruff” situation inside a Manhattan subway station on October 24. According to the NYPD, officers […]| American Police Beat Magazine
A North Carolina police officer is being hailed as a hero after saving a choking 4-month-old baby. On October 28, around 9:07 p.m., Kinston Police Department’s D-Squad was dispatched to […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Governor Kathy Hochul announced $24 million to modernize law enforcement tech-nology in Monroe County.| American Police Beat Magazine
In this article, I will discuss my thoughts on a very critical issue based upon decades of experience in addressing not only the issue of liability, but also the issues […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Indiana’s motto is “Crossroads of America,” and Indianapolis is where those roads cross. Five interstates, six major highways and 15 state routes crisscross the urban landscape to and from other […]| American Police Beat Magazine
It’s not unheard of for friends and family to start nonprofit organizations when a loved one passes away. It’s a way to carry on the legacy of the deceased, to […]| American Police Beat Magazine
They haven’t caught the bad guy yet, but the Howard County Police Department in Maryland just got one step closer to solving a cold case that has haunted residents for […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Several years ago, after teaching a firearms instructor class in Las Vegas, I noticed a group of shooters talking and prepping gear as they waited for us to clear the […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Casey L. Seaton| American Police Beat Magazine
I heard this great quote once: “There are decades in which nothing happens and days in which decades happen.” My academy experience was a century at least. We had the […]| American Police Beat Magazine
For most cops, being told to meditate lands somewhere between laughable and frustrating. You’re trained to stay alert, watch your surroundings and never let your guard down — not sit […]| American Police Beat Magazine
