"See something, say something" conditioning is working, and its implications are terrifying.

In an almost unbelievable case out of Georgia, a 58-year-old man was arrested and jailed for swearing during a 9-1-1 call.

This year, one in thirty-six homes in the United States will be burglarized. Each burglary means stolen goods, broken property, and emotional harm to the victim. While burglaries have been getting less frequent over the past few years, they’re still too common. Here’s how to safeguard your home from burglary: …

For every 100 people who call 911, 33 people wait from 11 minutes up to an hour for help to arrive. In poor neighborhoods, in minority neighborhoods, in neighborhoods with high crime, the wait times can be even longer. This is a problem, because the average assault only takes 90 …

As a temporary facebook shortage rolled in, so did the calls to 9-1-1 to report it.

Beep: “If this is an emergency hang up and dial 9-1-1” A home invasion and robbery in Pasco County, Florida is exposing the myth of the 911 dispatch system. It happened earlier this week on Gwain Road in Port Richey. A man called 911 after four robbers with guns broke …

April 20, 2014 A common response to the question of “Why do you pay taxes?” usually includes something about roads, military, and police. The response is normally along the lines of, “well if we didn’t pay taxes, who would protect us and do the job of the police?” The idea …

A town in Georgia voted to disband its entire police department to save money and a crime wave has yet to take over the city.

Infuriating video has surfaced showing NYPD cops ignore woman and refuse to help her as dozens of men harass and throw water on her.

The 'Coward of Broward' who failed to intervene when Nikolas Cruz murdered 17 people in a Florida high school claims he had "no legal duty" to protect the students—and court cases say he's right.