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Former professor pleads guilty to setting blazes behind massive 2021 Dixie Fire

A former criminal justice professor pleaded guilty Thursday to setting three blazes during the 2021 Dixie Fire, which burned nearly a million acres.

Mount shastaUnited statesSonoma state universitySanta clara universityLassen national forestGary maynardDaniel calabrettaGary stephen maynardUs forest serviceUs attorney officeUs attorney office in sacramentoCalifornia department of forestryAssociated pressDixie fireStephen maynardSan jose

California issues new traffic laws for the new year

Starting January 1, drivers will no longer have to hear the question: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" According to Assembly Bill (AB) 2773, law enforcement must tell drivers why they pulled them over.

Kern countyUnited statesGavin newsomKern county sheriff officeAssembly billJustice professor at bakersfield collegeBakersfield police departmentTommy tucsonCriminal justice professorBakersfield collegeGovernor gavin newsomCalifornia highway patrolKern county sheriff

FBI crime statistics need more context when looking at New York State

Verify: Does the FBI's 2022 estimated crime data paint an accurate picture of New York?

Niagara universityNew yorkUnited statesTim laugerJustice professor at niagara universityNational crime victimizationNational incidentDepartment of justiceUs department of justiceCriminal justice professorNational incident based reporting systemMarshall projectNational crime victimization survey

Request to rescind former deputy s decertification filed by Hamilton County Sheriff s Office

A criminal justice professor with UTC said the request is rare for law enforcement.

United statesHamilton countyRobin floresDaniel wilkeyDeputy daniel wilkeyRick dierenfeldtTennesseep ost commissionP ost commissionHamilton county sheriff officeHamilton county sheriffCriminal justice professorCriminal courtRiminal lawOb marketEcurity and public safety

Retired detective shares how criminal minds work, how to protect yourself

According to a retired police detective, there are ways to reduce your chances of becoming a victim, and it starts with awareness.

Northern arizona universityUnited statesShaquille onealCindy scott janicikJustice professor at northern arizona universityPhoenix police detectivePhoenix policeShaquilleo nealCriminal justice professor

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