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MARCH 2025. Blues Vol 41 No.3

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FEATURES/COVER MARCH 2025. Blues Vol 41 No. 88 ALL GEARED UP! HOMELAND SECRETARY, KRISTI NOEM DEPARTMENTS PUBLISHER’S THOUGHTS EDITOR REX EVANS THOUGHTS LETTERS. READERS SOUND OFF GUEST COMMENTARY - ANDY O'HARA GUEST COMMENTARY - HPOU GUEST COMMENTARY - WILLIAM CHALLANS GUEST COMMENTARY - PAT DRONEY GUEST COMMENTARY - TRAVIS YATES OFFICER INVOLVED - DANIEL CARR NEWS AROUND THE US BREAKING NEWS POLICE PRODUCTS - HERO'S PRIDE CALENDAR OF EVENTS REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES WAR STORIES AFTERMATH HEALING OUR HEROES DARYL’S DELIBERATIONS BLUE MENTAL HEALTH DR. LIGHT BULB AWARD ADS BACK IN THE DAY PARTING SHOTS ISD PD JOB LISTINGS NOW HIRING BACK PAGE

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“Would this bill prevent thepolice from lying to one of thechildren about their level ofknowledge in order to obtainthat child’s cooperation to preventone of his friends fromshooting up a school and killingteachers and students?” Obensheinasked Surovell.Surovell claimed the bill onlylimits how police interact withsuspects in a crime rather thanCLICK HERE FOR YOURFREE SUBSCRIPTIONsomeone possibly knowing anotherindividual’s criminal intent.He also said the only consequencesof the bill are if a policeofficer obtains a confessionthrough deception of a minorsuspect.Obenshain was less than convinced.“I’m here to tell you that isnot how this bill reads,” he said.“This bill does not just apply toefforts to prosecute a child. Itdoes not just provide an opportunityto exclude evidence. It isa prohibition upon using commonlyused police techniques inorder to obtain the cooperationof a child.”The Virginia Association ofCommonwealth Attorneys spokeout against the bill at a HouseCourts of Justice subcommitteehearing in January, arguingthat any issues involving suchconfessions could be handledby revising police training. Theyalso said there are “guard rails”in place to prevent police fromusing involuntarily given confessionsin court.The bill will now go to Gov.Glenn Youngkin to either besigned into law or vetoed.Meanwhile, to show how VirginiaDemocrats appear to sufferfrom a form of schizophreniawhere “concern” over the Commonwealth’schildren is concerned,they recently passed abill that protects Virginia doctorswho perform gender-affirmingcare to out-of-state residents,including children.Youngkin has promised to vetothat bill.In 2023, Virginia Democratspushed a bill that would allowminors to access medical procedureswithout parental consent.The bill would apply to minorsas young as 16 years old. AnotherVirginia Democrat, ElizabethGuzman, proposed a bill thatwould penalize parents who donot “affirm” their LGBTQ children.Because Virginia Democratscare so much about kids.REPRINTED FROM LAW EN-FORCEMENT TODAY22 The BLUES - MARCH ‘25

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