When a civilian normally encounters a law enforcement officer, it’s usually easy to identify them. Most wear a lapel pin with their last name and a badge with a number on it.

N EW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Law enforcement badges signify authority after taking an oath of office, but a Fox 8 investigation found that some badges are granted to people who aren’t officers.

Citizens Behind the Badge is working tirelessly for the men and women in law enforcement. They helped draft Senate Resolution 218, first introduced by then-Senator JD Vance (R-OH) in the 118th ...

Sen. Joel Anderson explains why those who choose to shortsightedly and callously abuse honorary law-enforcement badges must be stopped and held accountable. Close DONATE ...

Mr. Walker has exaggerated his work in law enforcement before. In 2019, he told soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State that he was a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, which ...

When a civilian normally encounters a law enforcement officer, it's usually easy to identify them. Most wear a lapel pin with their last name and a badge with a number on it.