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News•by Staff Writer•November 19, 2021

Kenosha Calm After Rittenhouse Not Guilty Verdicts

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has activated 500 National Guard members to be prepared for duty in Kenosha if requested by local law enforcement.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 19, 2021

Savannah Renames Street to Honor City's First Black Officer

Lt. John White is the last living member of the Original Nine black police officers who integrated the Savannah Police Department back in 1947. The 97-year-old was the first of the group to be sworn in, also making him the first Black law enforcement officer to be sworn in in Georgia.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 19, 2021

Kansas City Officer Convicted of Manslaughter Over OIS

A Jackson County, MO, judge has found Kansas City police detective Eric DeValkenaere guilty of involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action in the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Cameron Lamb.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 19, 2021

AZ Deputy Found in Patrol Car with Gunshot to Head

"Our communication center had an open mic. They tried reaching the deputy. He did not respond. We sent units to his location. That's where he was found," said Sheriff Chris Nanos.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 19, 2021

Michigan Troopers Rescue Sex Trafficking Victims After Stopping Teen for Speeding

Once police learned she was a sex trafficking victim, she was no longer in custody and they dove deeper into the investigation.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 18, 2021

FL Deputy Shot, Patrol Vehicle Rammed

The suspect fired three rounds, with two stopped by Hearns' body armor and another striking her, Sheriff Morris Young said in a news conference Wednesday. It missed all of her major organs but remains inside her, Young said.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 18, 2021

Biden Signs Bills Benefitting Law Enforcement, First Responders

The "Protecting America’s First Responders Act of 2021," authored by Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and co-sponsored by Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, would better ensure that law enforcement and first responders who are disabled in the line of duty have prompt access to benefits.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 17, 2021

NYPD Officer Stabbed in 2008 Outraged Same Man Released Without Bail After Alleged Attack on Fellow Cop

“The vest took a lot of it, the shirt and the vest,” he said of his protective police gear amid the brutal assault. “[The knife] hit my skin, too. If the vest didn’t take the impact of [the attack], it could have killed me, Officer Demitrios Raptis said.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 17, 2021

Atlanta Officers Pull Man Through Window of Car Engulfed in Flames

The officers found a motorist unconscious and trapped inside the burning car. They couldn't get the door open or awaken the man, so the window was their only option.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 17, 2021

WA Trooper Tweets About Car Folded in Half in Semi Truck Wreck

According to Trooper Rocky Oliphant, the truck struck the Altima from behind, before eventually coming to rest on top of the flattened vehicle.

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