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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Threats Lead Louisville Police to Send 2 Officers to Calls

Louisville Police Chief Steve Conrad said police have received a number of threats on social media.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Video: Louisville Officer Fires Through Patrol Vehicle Windshield, Suspect Killed

Body cameras captured dramatic video of one officer firing several shots through his windshield as he approached the suspect and another officer firing more than 15 times at the armed suspect.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Daughter of 9/11 Hero Sworn in as NYPD Recruit

The last time Ramon Suarez walked out of that door was Sept. 11, 2001, two days after Jillian turned 9. The 45-year-old Transit District 4 officer and his partner were stationed at the Delancey Street F-train station on that bright Tuesday morning when the first plane slammed into the north tower at 8:46 a.m.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Search Continues for Accused Maine Cop Killer

Somerset County Sheriff Dale Lancaster says the man wanted in the murder of Corporal Cole may want to reach out to them.

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Vehicle Ops•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Ford Ending Production of Police Interceptor Sedan

The 2019 model year will be the final model for the Taurus and the P.I. sedan. Ford will continue to sell the Fusion and its hybrid police sedans for "a still-to-be-determined period of time," said Steve Tyler, Ford's police brand marketing manager.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Deputies' Union Votes No Confidence in Broward County Sheriff

“He fails to listen to the people, he fails to listen to the leadership,” said Jeff Bell, president of the Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputies Association. “Amazing leadership starts from the top, and there is no amazing leadership here. We are a ship out at sea with no power — adrift.”

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 27, 2018

Prosecutor to Seek Death Penalty for Accused Texas Cop Killer

Back in February, Richardson Police Chief Jimmy Spivey said when officers arrived they found the injured civilian and began rendering aid. “In the course of their investigation they were led to an apartment where they made an entry and immediately encountered gunfire.”

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Point of Law•by Staff Writer•April 26, 2018

NYPD Sergeant Sues Starbucks Over Assault by Homeless Man

But the coffeehouse, not far from the Port Authority Bus Terminal, ignored the warning and that same officer wound up being assaulted by a vagrant — who was angry over the quality of his free croissant, the officer charges in a lawsuit.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 26, 2018

Iowa Trooper Seriously Injured in Pursuit Crash

The trooper, identified by the Iowa State Patrol as Dillon Malone, was taken by medical helicopter to a hospital. Police said they didn’t think the trooper’s injuries were life-threatening. Malone was listed in fair condition Thursday at Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.

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Patrol•by Staff Writer•April 26, 2018

Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center Gets First Female Director

Brenda Urbanek, a 28-year employee of the Grand Island training center, will take over as director next week. Urbanek replaces Bill Muldoon, who led the center for 12 years before being named emergency communications director in Sarpy County earlier this year.

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