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Harley-Davidson invited a group of military personnel and first responders to take a ride around the "World Center of Racing" during the 75th Annual Daytona Bike Week.
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A year after the death of Freddie Gray, 500 Baltimore police officers will begin wearing body cameras full time on May 1, with the rest of the force to follow by 2018.
Read More →Two Los Angeles police commissioners called Friday for significant changes in the LAPD's rules on when officers can use deadly force and recommended that the department specifically evaluate whether officers could have done more to defuse tense encounters.
Read More →Ford will soon be offering doors that can protect officers against armor-piercing bullets on its Police Interceptor sedans and SUVs.
Read More →Action Target Inc. today announced a collaboration with Team One Network. Together the partners have developed the Action Target Academy to provide advanced training courses for rangemasters, firearms instructors, shoot house instructors, range safety officers, and citizens.
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A Long Island, NY, man was sentenced to up to 12 years in prison Wednesday for the 2012 DWI-related death of a Nassau County police officer—even though he wasn’t driving the car that killed the officer.
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Two Baltimore school police officers have been criminally charged with assault against a student in a confrontation last week that was captured on video.
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The community services officer was filling out paperwork on a stolen vehicle as he waited for a tow truck around 2:15 p.m. when someone began shooting at him, police said.
Read More →A retired California Highway Patrol officer who had a permit to carry a gun onto a Santee, CA, high school campus is suing the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department for false arrest, excessive force and unlawful search and seizure, among other claims.
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Being out of shape distracts more from a law enforcement officer's professional appearance than having a tattoo, a survey by the Kansas Highway Patrol found.
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