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Bill proposes grants of up to $20,000 to help departments replace marijuana-sniffing dogs post-legalization.
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Cobb County Police Department adds heat alarm systems to seven police vehicles.
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The costs of a police dog do not end with retirement. Hurricane's Heroes helps defray veterinary expenses after dog's retire.
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Washington County Sheriff Jay Cantrell reportedly asked the state police to investigate the shooting and the former deputy was arrested after a special prosecutor assigned to the case charged him with murder and assault.
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Deputies used foam projectiles and Tasers multiple times but were unable to subdue him. He was wearing a thick jacket that seemed to protect him from the less-lethal tools. He also used a machete to cut the Taser wires.
Read More →Seattle is 15th in pay for entry-level officers when compared to cities like Redmond and Kent. Redmond is offering nearly $20,000 more per year for entry-level officers. Seattle is near the bottom of the standings.
Read More →Police officers were seen handing out Frisbee discs and sunglasses to beachgoers as an attempt to talk to them about their recruitment efforts as they take advantage of the high amount of college-aged spring breakers in town.
Read More →Built on Veritone’s award-winning aiWARE platform and hosted on Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)-compliant environment, iDEMS is a cloud-based platform comprised of Veritone’s public sector solutions.
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According to a post from the Vermont Troopers' Association, Cpl. Eric Vitali suffered a traumatic brain injury as well as spinal fractures and a pelvis fracture in a crash with an unoccupied fire truck in Bethel.
Read More →Chief Daniel Rodriguez said in a written statement that he was not forced to resign, saying that "I believe it is time for me to embrace a new chapter in my career."
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