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Illinois Heroin Raid Interrupted by Stream of Customers Knocking at Door

July 30, 2015
Knocks on the door repeatedly interrupted Illinois State Police during a heroin raid in Wood River. Ten people showed up looking to buy heroin with police in the house, police said. More Here.

Video: Illinois Heroin Raid Interrupted by Stream of Customers Knocking at Door

July 30, 2015
Knocks on the door repeatedly interrupted Illinois State Police during a heroin raid in Wood River. Ten people showed up looking to buy heroin with police in the house, police said.

Video: Truck Driver Lectures Trooper for Speeding

June 30, 2014
A truck driver posted video of a traffic contact he had with an Illinois State Trooper who pulled him over for honking.

Truck Driver Lectures Trooper for Speeding

June 30, 2014
An Illinois State Trooper is recorded by a truck driver who honked at the trooper for going over the speed limit. The video of the interaction was posted by the trucker on Youtube. Read Full Story Here.

2014 Rising Shields of Law Enforcement Named by Illinois Chiefs of Police

April 23, 2014
Three up-and-coming leaders in various fields of law enforcement have been selected by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police (ILACP) as the "Rising Shields of Law Enforcement" for their leadership in advancing the field.

Illinois Lawmaker Wants Money to Get Police Cars on the Road

April 19, 2014
Illinois statehouse Republicans this week proposed legislation they say would get new squad cars off state police parking lots and onto Illinois highways.

Video: Man Killed After Pinning Ill. Trooper Between Vehicles

March 3, 2014
Police say Cataline then drove right at Kuehl, pinning the trooper between the van and the trooper’s patrol car. Kuehl was unable to respond, as the van accelerated forward.

Man Killed After Pinning Ill. Trooper Between Vehicles

March 3, 2014
Illinois State Police have released video showing a state conservation officer shooting an Ohio man to death after the man pinned a ISP trooper between his van and another vehicle. Read Full Story Here.

Illinois Authorizes Concealed Carry

July 9, 2013
Illinois became the last state in the nation to allow concealed carry of handguns Tuesday, when lawmakers stopped a last-minute attempt by Gov. Pat Quinn to veto the bill.

Illinois Trooper Killed In Fiery Crash

March 29, 2013
An Illinois trooper died after a big rig struck his patrol car late Thursday causing the two vehicles to burst into flames. Trooper James Sauter, 28, was in his patrol car at the time on Interstate 294 heading south near Willow Road in Downer's Grove.

Video: Ill. Cop Shoots Antlers To Separate Deer

February 18, 2013
Police used a handgun to blast apart the antlers of two tangled bucks that were unable to separate themselves after a bitter duel. Footage shows Illinois police taking aim three times at the duo, which they feared would otherwise die from starvation if they were not split up.

Ill. Cop Shoots Antlers To Separate Deer

February 18, 2013
Footage shows Illinois police officer using a handgun to blast apart the antlers of two tangled bucks, which they feared would otherwise die from starvation if they were not split up. Read the full story here.

Agencies Organize Toy Drive for Fallen Ill. Trooper

November 29, 2012
Eight law enforcement agencies in Illinois and Missouri are coordinating a toy drive for the children of an Illinois State Police trooper who was killed on Monday.

Ill. Trooper Struck, Killed by Big Rig

November 26, 2012
An Illinois State Police trooper was killed early Monday, when a tractor trailer struck him during a traffic stop along Interstate 55 near Litchfield.

Video: Chicago Cops Clash With Anarchists Near NATO Summit

May 21, 2012
At least 45 people were arrested Sunday during a violent clash between Chicago Police and black bloc anarchists who were among the protestors of the NATO Summit.

Illinois State Police Open Firing Ranges To Public

November 1, 2011
The Illinois State Police will open five of its firing ranges around the state on an "Open Range" day to provide members of the public with firearm instruction and education.

Ill. Parolee Fired on Cops During 11-Mile Chase

October 12, 2011
A Chicago man released from prison last summer for shooting at a suburban police officer during a high-speed chase faces similar charges for leading Chicago and Illinois state police on an 11-mile chase while firing on pursuing officers earlier this week.

Just About the Worst Thing You Can Do On Patrol

November 24, 2010
Causing an innocent person's death is just about the worst thing you can do on patrol. Seeking payment for injuries sustained while killing two teens is beyond the pale.

Illinois Officer Killed, Ridealong Injured in Pursuit Crash

August 11, 2010
A Cowden, Ill., police officer was killed Tuesday night while chasing a vehicle in Effingham County, Ill., police said. A passenger in the vehicle, Jessica Stuckemeyer, 22, was treated for injuries and released from Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. Cowden Mayor Lorne Barnes said Stuckemeyer was doing a ride-along to gain experience in preparation for entering the police academy.

Adventures in Law Enforcement

March 1, 1999

It's no secret that law enforcement is a multi-faceted profession. From small departments, where officers must wear many hats, to the specialists of giant metropolitan agencies, the job offers ample opportunity to sharpen wits- over and over- on a variety of levels.

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