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News•by Staff Writer•December 16, 2012

Conn. School Shooter's Uncle a N.H. Sheriff's Deputy

The uncle of the 20-year-old who killed 26 people in a shooting rampage Friday morning at a Connecticut elementary school said the family expresses "our heartfelt sorrow" to the victims' families and community of Newtown.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 11, 2012

Video: Suspect Claims Excessive Force by S.C. Deputies

A 19-year-old man has accused three Charleston County (S.C.) Sheriff's deputies of using excessive force during a Nov. 11 traffic stop.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 11, 2012

Ariz. Officers Claim Privacy Violation In DNA Lawsuit

Three Phoenix Police officers claim their privacy rights were violated when they were forced to give DNA samples during the investigation into the mysterious death of a fellow officer.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 10, 2012

Report: Chicago Is False Confession Capital

News magazine "60 Minutes" labeled Chicago the "false confession capital" of the United States Sunday in a segment featuring several men who claimed they were coerced by police detectives into signing confessions for crimes they didn't commit.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 10, 2012

Shot NYPD Cops Return To Duty

Nearly all of the 12 New York Police Department cops shot since the beginning of the year have since returned to active duty—despite being reminded firsthand of the dangers of the job.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 6, 2012

Nude Photos of Ore. Officer Appear Online

An Albany (Ore.) Police officer remains on the job, even though nude photos that showed his badge appeared on a gossip website.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 6, 2012

Lawsuit: Pa. Trooper Fired for Writing Reports In Ebonics

In the lawsuit, William Peake, 29, claims he faced discrimination from his mostly white fellow troopers after he was stationed at the Uniontown barracks.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 5, 2012

Tenn. Sheriff Gets $2M To Hire Deputies

The Shelby County (Tenn.) Sheriff's Office will get $2 million to hire new deputies as it takes over the responsibilities of 25 school resource officers when Memphis City Schools merges with Shelby County Schools in 2013.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 5, 2012

N.J. Detective Banned from Public Employment

An Eatontown (N.J.) Police detective has been banned from law enforcement after he pleaded guilty to criminal coercion and evidence tampering.

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Videos•by Staff Writer•December 4, 2012

Traffic Stop of Speeding N.J. Assemblyman

New Jersey State Police Trooper Randy Pangborn faced an internal investigation after ticketing an assemblyman (71 mph in a 55 mph zone) who accused the trooper of misconduct. Dash-cam video contradicts the assemblyman's claims. Read the full story here.

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