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Prepare for Back to School Safety Now

 As families are preparing for the upcoming school year, now is the perfect time to discuss back to school safety. Parents are encouraged to share the following safety tips with their children: Safety at the bus stop: Identify a safe place to wait for the bus that is...

Should Michigan State Park Police Carry Guns

After several recent incidents at Michigan state parks, it has come to light that the park officers could better protect themselves, the park employees, and other visitors if they were armed with guns. As of now, the Michigan state park police only carry a baton,...

The Effect of Facial Recognition Technology on Privacy

As better technologies emerge to identify people using facial recognition programs, our right to privacy is being threatened. From Facebook to the FBI, your face is being used without your permission as a new type of fingerprint. The FBI and other law enforcement...

Police Dish Up Lip Service in Viral Lip Sync Battles

Lip Sync battles are fan favorites. People enjoy seeing and sharing lip sync videos on various social media. The latest trend that showed up this summer is the police department lip sync challenges. Many of the videos the officers posted have gone viral. Police...

Gun Buyback Events Prove Successful

In a time when gun safety is a hot topic, there are a few options for getting rid of an unwanted gun. Melting them or donating them for police training purposes are options. However, gun amnesty programs may be your best bet, and can put a little cash in your pocket....

MEDIA CONTACT: Andrea Bitely Megan Hawthorne 517-373-8060 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 19, 2018 Schuette’s Charitable Trust Section’s Actions Highlighted in Nationwide Campaign “Donate with Honor”

AG joined officials from all 49 other states to combat fraudulent charities that falsely claim to help veterans and servicemembers LANSING – Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette today announced his Charitable Trust Section’s participation in a sweeping new donor...

Michigan Law: Police Must Use Missing Person Database

Governor Snyder signed a bill that made it a law for Michigan police officers to use The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, (NamUs.) The law went into effect on July 4 and is an effort to reduce the number of missing persons. As of July 2018, Michigan...