Teen Disruptions Prove Taxing on Law Enforcement Agencies

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Join OFFICER Magazine Managing Editor Paul Peluso and retired Lt. Frank Borelli, Editorial Director of OFFICER Media Group, as they talk about some of the week's top police and law enforcement news, including: 'TikTok Takeover' Overwhelms Business as Fla. Deputies Restore Order Mo. Police Surrounded by Crowd During Volatile Teen Truck Meet‑Up Baltimore Police Rescue Hostage After SWAT Sniper Shoots Gunman Wash. Sheriff Shuts Off In-Car License Plate Readers Over New State Law Probe Finds Training, Safety Failures Before Fatal Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Explosion Watch Suspect Struck by Thrown Cocaine Bag as Fla. Deputies Arrive Friendship Saves Life as Ohio Officer Donates Kidney to Trooper

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