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The yearly campaign is an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of vehicular heatstroke. “Leaving a child unattended in a hot car is something no parent would ever imagine they would do, but it happens and is dangerous and tragic,” Sergeant Robert Hill said. “These tragedies are 100% preventable. Heatstroke Prevention Day is a reminder to parents that we are human and prone to be forgetful, even for the seemingly impossible.” “Forgotten” circumstances, where a parent or caregiver forgets the child is in the car, account for nearly half of all total child vehicular heatstroke...

Three Colorado Officers Resign After Arrest of Woman With Dementia Body-camera footage of the arrest of Karen Garner has drawn widespread outrage, as has another video that showed officers laughing at the footage. Karen Garner asking for help from her painful injuries.Credit...Loveland Police, via The Life & Liberty Law Office April 30, 2021 Three members of a Colorado police department have resigned after they arrested and booked a 73-year-old woman with dementia who was thrown to the ground and handcuffed after she was suspected of shoplifting, officials said on Friday. The woman, Karen Gar...

Throughout the month of April, deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department are encouraging drivers to give the phone a “break” while driving.  As Distracted Driving Awareness Month begins, the sheriff’s department plans on having additional deputies patrolling the roads and looking for drivers who violate the state’s hands-free phone law, officials said. “When you are driving, give the phone a rest,” said Sergeant Robert Hill.  “A driver’s number one focus should be on the road. Anything that distracts you from the task of driving, especially a phone, puts yo...

On St. Patrick’s Day, L.A. County Sheriff’s deputies are to be on patrol, seeking those driving under the influence.

A soldier "wholly unsuitable" for the Army has been jailed for terrorism offences after leaking key details of operational procedures. Matthew Conroy, 25, from Shepherd's Bush, West London, also released detailed information about other military personnel - and was said to be "a source of concern" to the Army almost as soon as he joined. Kingston Crown Court heard he had enlisted in the British Army Reserves in January 2017 and began regular British Army training in January 2018 with the Adjutant General's Corps attached to the Royal Lancers Regiment. But the quality of Conroy's "work, perfor...