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Guns and knives are in a lot of homes. They also seem to make their way into a lot of schools and unfortunately both can present very real dangers to our kids. Whether you own one of these weapons or not, teaching young kids what do to if they see a gun or knife could save lives. We have seen it happen in Fort Wayne, Indiana. That is why it is so imperative we all learn how to talk with our kids about safety rules.
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It is estimated that between 15,000 and 50,000 women and children are forced into sexual slavery in the United States every year. That number varies widely as it is very difficult to research. However, what we do know is that trafficking is the third-largest crime industry globally as traffickers earn global profits of roughly $150 billion dollars every single year.
Sex trafficking and human trafficking are happening everywhere so it is imperative you are active when it comes to preventing women and children from being victimized by traffickers.
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As back to school season is upon us, getting our kiddos back to school safely, should be the number one priority. Cross guards are essential to ensuring that happens. Currently there is a crossing guard shortage plaguing many communities around the country and Fort Wayne, IN is no exception.
Right now there are seven crossing guard positions that need to be filled for the Fort Wayne Community Schools District. Applicants must be at least 18, pass a background test and drug test and they must have transportation. The positions start at $13.73 an hour.
To apply to be a cross guard click here.
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The recent death of Elwood Police Officer, Noah Shahnavaz, has a lot of folks questioning: “How can we better protect our men and women in blue?”
24-year-old Officer Shahanavaz was shot and killed during a “routine” traffic stop in Madison County. As he approached the suspect’s car, the suspect, 42-year-old Carl Roy Webb Boards II, fired over 30 rounds. Officer Shaanavaz did not stand a chance.
This tragic death and the tragic death of multiple other officers has many questioning protective gear, funding for police departments and criminal accountability.
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"Experience is wisdom." That is the valuable lesson Sofia Rosales-Scatena, Captain with the Fort Wayne Police Department and one of your hosts here on Unholstered, learned recently while getting tactical training in Montana.
Sofia recently shipped out for a training experience like no other. From being left in the wilderness with only a compass to being coached by Navy SEALs, Sofia walked away from her experience with Coast Tactical Training knowing the depth of her power.
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Constitutional Carry, or permitless carry, recently went into law in Indiana (HEA 1296 – Firearms Matter. Similar legislation was also passed in Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama and Georgia, bringing the total number of constitutional carry states, so far, to 25.
Despite many states adopting permitless carry, many myths still persist about what it really means. Today members of law enforcement are dispelling the myths and sharing the facts about Constitutional Carry.
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After the recent influx of mass shootings this year many Americans are anxious, scared and divided. Some families are still fearful to go out and enjoy summer festivals, while others are mad and protesting in the streets.
Here in Fort Wayne, Indiana members of law enforcement want you to know, they are out there. They are out in high numbers and most of the time you don't even see them. Officers\ can't share all of their heightened security measures, but they have eyes in the sky and on the streets ready at a moment's notice.
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The summer months are usually all about backyard BBQ’s, visits to the lake and outdoor concerts. Summer months can also be some of the deadliest months for people traveling on the road. A rise in impaired driving is typically the reason why due to all those late-night parties and lake trips.
The definition of impaired driving can also mean multiple things. For example, it can mean driving under the influence of prescription drugs or it can mean driving under the influence of illicit drugs. It can mean driving drunk or driving tried. Because the definition of impaired driving has changed significantly over time, impaired driving has created its own set of challenges for law enforcement and that including getting behind the wheel of a boat.
Whether it’s drunk driving, driving under the influence, or driving tried, it is a serious problem, especially during the summer season and it demands continued conversation.
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Protesting has become a good way to spread awareness, but it’s also become a good way to get yourself arrested. As protests continue to breakout across the country, it is important to know your rights. Especially since there is also a bystander standing by taking video.
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We are finally learning more from state officials about the timeline of the Uvalde mass shooting in Texas. However, there are still crucial details missing about how authorities handled the situation.
Former SWAT Commander with the FWPD Lt. Kevin Zelt is helping to piece together what really happened.
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UNHOLSTERED is an in-depth podcast about how police officers serve their communities and how all people can stand up for the brave men and women who go out every day and put their lives at risk to…