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For years, law enforcement has worked to dispel the myth that someone must be missing for 24 or 48 hours before a report can be taken, but another problem gets far less attention. A missing-person report is not an investigation.
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Camden, New Jersey, police are expanding their community crime prevention efforts to include interactive use of their surveillance cameras.
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Officer Beck saw the man once again standing toward him, a 14-inch butcher knife still in his hand and pointing at the throat of a terrified 6-year-old girl.
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Wisconsin lawmakers want outside agencies to lead investigations when deadly force is used by officers. The governor has signaled he will sign the bill soon, making it law.
Read More →Most police agencies lack resources to investigate cyber-crimes so they are turning to federal task forces to help.
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Two Indianapolis police officers were found dead Thursday evening in an apparent murder-suicide on the city's far-west side.
Read More →Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank put forward his "Code R Kit Project," which would post online information on 625 rape cases but would protect the identity of victims.
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The Beechcraft G58 Baron ISR provides the unique combination of a state-of-the-art surveillance camera and data link with multi-engine safety and 4- to 6-hour mission persistence.
Read More →An Edinburg, Texas, police officer suffered multiple gunshot wounds while responding to a domestic disturbance late Thursday night.
Read More →The loosely organized group known as Anonymous released a cryptic video Wednesday strongly denouncing the March 16 police shooting of a homeless man in the Sandia foothills. The group urged the people of Albuquerque to “occupy” Albuquerque Police headquarters on Sunday.
Read More →On Oct. 5, 1996, Scott Vincent Sica fired a 9 mm Beretta handgun nine times at police Sgt. Gregory Keith Martin during a traffic stop, according to testimony in Yadkin Superior Court. Sica was 20 at the time; Martin was 30.
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