Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
If you've been in law enforcement for more than 20 minutes, you've probably experienced the frustration of having a high risk, or violent offender, be released the day after an arrest. Often, that offender then picks right back up and continues their reign of terror (it's a hyperbole). Deputies, state troopers, local police officers, no one is immune to the situation. But did you know there are actually things you can do to minimize the likelihood of that scenario? From including relevant misdemeanors on your Form IV, to contacting your local prosecutor directly, and more, you have more control than you think! Check out the video for more!
If you've been in law enforcement for more than 20 minutes, you've probably experienced the frustration of having a high risk, or violent offender, be released the day after an arrest. Often, that offender then picks right back up and continues their reign of terror (it's a hyperbole). Deputies, state troopers, local police officers, no one is immune to the situation. But did you know there are actually things you can do to minimize the likelihood of that scenario? From including relevant misdemeanors on your Form IV, to contacting your local prosecutor directly, and more, you have more control than you think! Check out the video for more!
