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Exclusive Interview: Michael Letts, one of America’s leading LEO advocates and philanthropists
Michael Letts, founder, president, and CEO of one of America’s longest-running and most active nonprofit organizations, InVest USA, has been advocating for LEOs for years – and he’s not slowing down. Read More.
ICC's Pursuit of Israeli Leaders Beyond Misguided
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has once again demonstrated its troubling bias by seeking arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. The charges against them — "willful killing," "starvation of civilians as a method of warfare," and "willfully causing great suffering" — are gross misrepresentations of Israel's efforts to defend itself against Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Read More.
'We are here to save cops lives': Nonprofit InVestUSA.org offers additional programs beyond issuing free vests to LEOs
One of the longest-running LEO-centered nonprofit organizations, InVest USA, offers additional programs, like Pennies for Police, to expand on their charitable work. Read More.
Nonprofit In-Vest USA has been saving police lives for decades - here's how
Law Enforcement Today reached out to InVest USA to learn about how they have been helping the law enforcement and first responder community, and the numbers blew us away! Read More.
NYC's new anti-business commuter toll
New York City is becoming as bad as California, and that's saying something. Read More.
Five heroic police officers were awarded the InVest USA Heroism Award.
Michael Letts, CEO of InVestUSA of Columbia, South Carolina, announced that his organization is bestowing the InVest USA Heroism Award to five Phoenix Police Department officers shot on the line of duty while rescuing an infant child. Read More.
Heroism Award for Officer Annette Goodyear in rescuing a student!
Officer Annette Goodyear was awarded the InVest USA Heroism Award for Valor in rescuing a student from a car, said InVest USA CEO, Michael Letts Read More.
Florida police officer has been given the Heroism Award for Valor for intentionally crashing her car into a drunk driver’s car to stop it from running over runners in a race, according to InVest USA CEO, Michael Letts
Michael Letts, CEO of InVest USA of Columbia, South Carolina, announced that his organization is bestowing the InVest USA Heroism Award to Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Toni Schuck for putting herself in harm’s way to defend thousands of runners from a reckless drunk driver barreling across the Sunshine Skyway Bridge last Sunday. Read More.
Justice Prevails In Texas As Governor Greg Abbott Pardons a Man Sentenced For the Murder of a Black Lives Matter Protestor
The law enforcement veteran explains why this is a shining example in how Texas handles justice. Read More.
Schools Are Fighting Back Against DEI, and For Good Reason
The law enforcement veteran discusses the recent decision by UNC to cut DEI funding and instead turn it over to campus police. Read More.
This Judge Is Using Racial Bias and “Wokeness” In His Decision Making – And It’s a Bad Look
The law enforcement veteran discusses why Washington, D.C. Judge Lloyd U. Nolan should be the subject of an investigation. Read More.
The Terrifying Ambush of a Young Police Officer
The law enforcement death discusses the devastating loss of 23-year old Jacob Derbin, who was ambushed by a gunman in Ohio. Read More.
Could China Potentially Unleash a Crippling Cyberattack On the United States?
The law enforcement veteran discusses how the country could be placed in peril – and wonders why the government isn’t doing more about it. Read More.
A Questionable Document Passed Out During a Recent College Campus Protest Leaves Cause For Concern
The law enforcement veteran discusses the controversial booklet, which suggests how to “escalate” actions during protests. Read More.
Why Is President Biden So Silent About the Violent School Protests Across the United States?
The law enforcement veteran is concerned as to why Biden hasn’t really made any sort of statement surrounding the pro-Palestinian protests. Read More.
