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On this National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day, prioritize the well-being of those who safeguard our communities. Let's break down the barriers that prevent law enforcement officers and first responders from accessing the support they need. #NationalLawEnforcementSuicideAwarenessDay

A: If you want to report elder abuse or dependent adult abuse, you contact your local county APS (Adult Protective Services) Office. For most types of abuse, County APS programs have 10 days to respond to your report. Abuse reports may also be made to your local law enforcement agency. #WednesdayWisdom #ElderAbuse #APS #Attorney #EstatePlanning #EstatePlanningAttorney #EstatePlan #Napa #NapaValley #lawfirm

In this episode, Bryan Strawser emphasizes the importance of collaborative teams in assessing violence prevention situations, highlighting the need for input from counselors, security, teachers, parents, and law enforcement. #CrisisManagement #Teamwork #ViolencePrevention #CommunityInvolvement #ManagingUncertainty

September is Suicide Awareness Month, and today, September 26th, we focus on raising awareness about suicide in law enforcement. Discover how you can support this important cause and help spread awareness here: https://lnkd.in/gy-_8r-J #firstHELP #firstresponders #suicideawareness #suicideawarenessmonth #TACT #tactpwc

Did you know? The National Child Search Assistance Act of 1990 was a huge step forward in NCMEC’s mission. Now, each federal, state and local law enforcement agency must enter information about missing children younger than 18 into the FBI’s National Crime Information Center database, or NCIC. The Act also establishes state reporting requirements, eliminates waiting periods before law enforcement accepts a missing child case and requires law enforcement to maintain a close liaison with NCMEC regarding missing child cases. #40YearsOfHope

Today is National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day. These are just a few of the portraits of those we’ve lost to suicide that are on display in the Invisible Wounds Project Support Center. Cory, Gary, Jon, and Chris remind us every day, why we’re here, and how critical our mission is. #youarenotalone #suicidepreventionmonth #lawenforcementsuicideawarenessday

On National "If You See Something, Say Something®" Day, it's important to remember most attackers drop clues, or "leakage," hinting at their intent to carry out mass attacks. This can happen in various forms, including verbal statements, social media posts, written messages, or conversations with friends or family members. Stay aware of behavioral warning signs, and if something feels off, report it to the authorities.