Law Enforcement

The Twin Falls Police Department made the announcement that they will be joining other Idaho law enforcement agencies during July 23rd through August 8th for an aggressive driving campaign. Over 50 agencies in Idaho will be cracking down on aggressive drivers.

The Ada County sheriff surprised his office Monday morning announcing his sudden retirement with a brief explanation.

In this case, people have short memories.

The local Back the Blue rally is Tuesday, May 11th.

The Back The Blue event is a way for the community to support their local law enforcement. The event will be on May 11th from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Twin Falls City Park.

There are a number of factors involved.

The governor has signed a bill providing nearly $1 million dollars to Idaho State Police.

The Shoshone City Council voted Tuesday evening to dissolve the police department and contract with the Lincoln Sheriff’s Office to provide services.

Good times.

The Shoshone police chief announced Thursday evening plans to stay after deciding against a move to other law enforcement opportunities.

The end won’t be pretty.

Not so much the cause of liberty.

This could save a ton of money and manpower for law enforcement agencies.

If you have questions about qualifications, most are fairly standard.

Government doesn’t make much money on its own.

A statewide campaign to get drunk drivers off Idaho roads begins on Friday.

More law officers will be on the roads across the state starting today, Friday, looking for aggressive drivers.

Eventually, hemp also could surface as a ballot initiative.

It still smells like marijuana to a police dog, which raises some questions from law enforcement.

A judge set bail at $2 million Monday for a man accused of fatally shooting one person and injuring three, including a Montana Highway Patrol trooper.