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Women in Law Enforcement: Yale University's Assistant Chief Rose J. Dell

Assistant Chief Rose J. Dell says the greatest challenge she faced was balancing the family responsibilities of raising children and the demanding work and lengthy shifts as a police officer.

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Women in Law Enforcement: Arizona's Sergeant Amy Chamberlain

“When my investigation skills and thorough approach result in a successful prosecution and incarceration of criminals, I felt a great sense of achievement because it brought a sense of justice and closure for the victims and their families.”

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Women in Law Enforcement: Iowa's Deputy Karla Altenbaumer

Karla Altenbaumer got into law enforcement because she didn’t want to spend her career as an office worker. “I knew I didn’t want to sit behind a desk all day,” she says. “I knew I wanted to be out in the community helping people..."

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Women in Law Enforcement: Greensboro's Sergeant Natalie Altizer

Sergeant Natalie Altizer was the first female officer appointed to the North Carolina agency’s Violent Criminal Apprehension Team, a unit that works with state and federal officers to arrest Greensboro’s worst criminals.

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California Motor Officer Crashes into Parade Crowd, 12 Injured

Palm Springs Police Chief Andy Mills says the officer crashed into the crowd because he lost control of the motorcycle.

Veteran Colorado Deputy Resigns Over Work in Adult Videos

"I was desperate, I was drowning. I found a legal, lucrative means for providing that support for my family that I needed at that time to save my home for them and feed my family," the former deputy said.

Arapahoe County, Colorado, Sheriff's Deputy Shannon Lofland resigned last week over her off-duty work in adult videos. The deputy says she worked in the videos because she was economically desperate.

DOJ Report Says Memphis Police Violated Constitution, Used Excessive Force

The announcement came just as the city said in a letter that it would not enter into a consent decree with the DOJ over its policing practices.

Montana Officer Forced to Kill K-9 That was Attacking Man

On Thursday, November 28, K-9 Mike freed himself from his kennel and subsequently bit a man doing yardwork nearby. An officer with the Laurel Police Department was dispatched to the scene and forced to utilize lethal harm on the K-9

Controversial California Sheriff to Face Special Election

The March 4 special election will allow voters to decide on an amendment to the county charter that, if approved, would grant the board the power to remove a sitting sheriff.

San Mateo County, California, Sheriff Christina Corpus could be fired by the county board of supervisors after a March special election.

Man Convicted of Shooting NYPD Rookie to Serve 39 to Life

“That day and any other day, Police Officer Boller would have risked [his] life to save any of your four sisters, your brother, even you. But you tried to kill him. You didn’t give a damn about his life,” the judge said.

Dayton Police Department Plans to Buy Tethered Drones

The drones, which have high-tech camera systems, are connected to rooftop boxes or transport cases. They can reach a maximum altitude of 150 feet.

Fotokite tethered drones are attached to objects on the ground that supply them with power and limit their altitude to a maximum of 150 feet.

President-Elect Trump Attends Service for Fallen Florida Deputies

Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis arrived without fanfare, taking their seats on stage behind a slate of bullet-proof glass. Trump stood and saluted as members of PBSO's honor guard carried the coffins of the three deputies on stage

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