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The city’s soaring homicide numbers and climbing rate of other crimes have left police commanders scrambling for solutions — and pointing fingers.
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Officers described being hit with chunks of concrete, sheltering inside businesses and buying their own protective equipment.
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At the end of a long and emotional sentencing hearing on Wednesday afternoon, 4th District Court Judge Darold McDade sentenced the 18-year-old Grunwald to serve 25 years-to-life in prison with the chance of parole. He added another 5-to-life for other charges, bringing the total to 30-to life.
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Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Wednesday that she has replaced Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts.
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Integrated Microwave Technologies (IMT), known for its advanced digital microwave systems serving the state, local, and federal law enforcement markets, has introduced its Compact Receiver (CRx6) with multi-channel options. This six-way diversity receiver is ideal for law enforcement stations.
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Orion Safety Products has introduced a new, patented, Eco-Friendly Safety Flare. The new flare is made to be safer, easier to use and store, and better for the environment.
Read More →Genetec's latest version of Security Center, the company's unified security platform, now supports the import and archiving of video content recorded from a variety of body wearable cameras.
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5.11 Tactical, manufacturer of tactical apparel and gear, today announced the launch of its "Passion Forward" initiative. Passion Forward will offer fans and followers access to training videos, exclusive ambassador tips, covert solutions, product recommendations, contests and giveaways, and more.
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A New Orleans police officer was arrested and placed on emergency suspension after authorities said he deliberately attempted to leave behind evidence while investigating an aggravated assault case involving the suspect in Officer Daryle Holloway's death.
Read More →Police Chief Charlie Beck will have to take questions, in a formal deposition, from the attorney for the family of 25-year-old Ezell Ford, who was killed by police in August. Ford's parents are suing the city, the department and the officers involved. The trial is set for November.
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