Archive - American Peace Officer

Policing the Feed: Why Officers Must Govern Themselves Online

How officers’ off-duty online behavior is collapsing prosecutions, inflating settlements, and eroding public trust in policing.

Oct 22 •

The Leader Playbook To Harm Officers

Leaders Are Changing Policy Based On Emotion, Not Law

Published on Courageous Police Leadership with Travis Yates • Oct 14

Artificial Intelligence in Policing: Predictive Policing, Civil Rights, and the Future of Crime Analysis

Law enforcement is adopting AI fast—but not always wisely. Here’s what history tells us.

Oct 7 •

September 2025

The Wren Collective and the Soros Prosecutor Pipeline

How activist-funded groups steer criminal justice policies behind closed doors

Sep 29 •

Day Two: National Networking Conference

It was another wonderful experience today.

Sep 19 •

1:24

Live from Mission First Alliance in Chattanooga

A recording from Roland Clee's live video

Sep 18 •

2:01

Why Supporting Authors on Substack Matters

Media isn't dead: It's on Substack. Your support keeps it alive.

Sep 9 •

The Big Lie of Modern Policing: “We Can’t Arrest Our Way Out”

When chiefs echo activist talking points and pour billions into failed CVI schemes, communities pay the price—and crime thrives

Sep 5 •

Invite your friends to read American Peace Officer

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Sep 3 •

August 2025

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