Indiana legislature passed a law in 2014 that barred such activities.
Tag / Law Enforcement
About 75% Of Workplace Violence Happens in Healthcare Settings
The general public views healthcare settings as a place to get better health wise. But behind the scenes, violence often happens that goes unreported.
Parkland Florida Shooting: Time To Start Arresting The Mentally Ill
Hours after the slaughter of kids at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, information on the murder suspect
Immigration Arrests Up 30% In President Trump’s First Year
The Trump Administration first year of enforcing immigration laws saw a sharp rise of arrests. Continue reading →
Immigration Stats: Just How Busy Is Our Immigration System And U.S. Border?
The Department of Homeland Security has released some 2017 stats to show how ANY true fix to our immigration system will take a decade plus.
Illegal Immigrants Cost Public Schools $44 Billion Annually
Judicial Watch reported how much illegal immigrants cost American taxpayers annually. Continue reading →
Breaking Video Of New York City Subway Bomb Explosion
First footage of New York City subway bomb exploding from this morning’s terrorist attack Continue reading →
Indiana Heroin Users Selling “Free” Needles On Black Market
In 2015, Indiana started needle exchange programs for drug users as a HIV outbreak happened in southern Indiana from dirty needles. Continue reading →
DEA Report: Mexican Drug Cartels Big Threat To Indiana
Opioid abuse is big in the news, but Hoosiers are facing a major threat from Mexican drug cartels. Continue reading →
65% Of Border Patrol Applicants Failing Polygraph Test
Border Patrol is facing some problematic applicants as the agency ramps up hiring.
