Washington Examiner / Magazine
June 30, 2020 Issue
June 30, 2020 Print Edition
Cover Story
Cops out!
What kind of person would become a police officer right now? That’s a question cops across the country are asking. Some say they wouldn’t do it themselves if they were making the choice now. Others say they’d discourage their children from following in their footsteps. But this is about more than how police are treated; it’s time to wonder what this sinking morale will mean for all of the communities that rely on the police for their safety and security. The number of new applicants at police departments across the country had been plummeting for some time but may reach crisis levels as national anti-police sentiment grows, stoked by a wave of protests in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd. A 2019 survey by the Police Executive Research Forum found that fewer...

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Your Land

Word of the Week: ‘Masters’
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The great outdoors
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Business

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Washington Briefing

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Trump wants to replace New START with a treaty that includes China
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Life & Arts

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