Law Enforcement Today (LET) was started by Captain Robert Greenberg as a voice for active and retired law enforcement officers, their families, and anyone who supports the men and women who protect and serve.
Law Enforcement Today unapologetically supports those who hold the Thin Blue Line.
Law Enforcement Today publishes the first-hand accounts of how officers have successfully faced adversity or practiced excellence in law enforcement. We also share news about the topics that impact the law enforcement community.
We have opened our platform to submissions from those in the community. We verify their identity but allow them to remain anonymous to protect their positions in departments across America. We publish these stories under the name Sgt. A. Merica.
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- Caught: man who destroyed sacred St. Patrick Cathedral statue said that Jesus’ skin color was wrong
- Man slams into four police officers with his car and flees, later arrested with numerous illegal weapons
- Connecticut governor allows non-police officers to issue fines for not following mask mandate
- Black Lives Matter Marxist and Chinese communist links exposed in activism funding
- Sen. Hawley announces ‘David Dorn Back the Blue Act’ that includes pay raise, more jobs for police
- Former Michigan State Senator Virgil Smith, Jr. pleads guilty to shooting ex-wife’s vehicle
- A CT state senator claimed a cop of spit at him, officers intimidated him. So police released the video and showed he lied.
- After deputies ambushed, Biden pushes gun control while President Trump pushes criminal control
- U.S. attorney denies report that Barr asked prosecutors to consider criminal charges against Seattle mayor
- Clown performer arrested for sexually abusing children in Los Angeles – police searching for more victims
- Congressman Higgins introduces bill to criminalize obstruction of emergency services
- Democrat-run Chicago sees 54 people shot, 12 killed in less than three days as violence soars
- Report: Riots in aftermath of George Floyd could cost insurers $2 Billion
- Criminal steals from Air Force veteran who laying dying from a heart attack on a bus
- College president and students promote fundraiser for sorority girl facing arson and rioting charges
