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The New Orleans Police Department says a 45-year-old Housing Authority of New Orleans officer was found shot to death inside his police cruiser early Sunday morning in Central City.
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A judge ruled Saturday morning that a Cleveland police officer is not guilty of two charges of voluntary manslaughter in connection with the Nov. 29, 2012 police chase and shooting that ended in the deaths of two people.
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A Wildlife and Fisheries agent remains in critical condition at a local hospital after being shot in the back during a traffic stop, which led to a manhunt by several different law enforcement agencies. The suspect was apprehended Thursday night.
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Orlando police were conducting a traffic stop Thursday when three men inside a white BMW tried getting out. Police said one of the men then started to drive off. The officer grabbed the driver and was dragged down the street.
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Six Baltimore Police officers were indicted Thursday on various charges related to the arrest and death of Freddie Gray.
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The man police suspected in the attempted murder of Berkeley County, S.C., Deputy Lt. Will Rogers was identified through a DNA match, and was fatally shot by police after opening fire on them, bringing an end to a 10-hour standoff in downtown Charleston.
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Authorities are investigating a shootout in Cabot, Ark., Tuesday night between law enforcement and a handcuffed parolee who was in the back of an officer's car.
Read More →The Fayetteville Police Department hopes to buy 350 body camera units for all of its patrol officers by Dec. 31.
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A former police chief who teaches at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York thinks a Fayetteville, N.C., police officer acted appropriately when he shot and killed Nijza Lamar Hagans in January 2013.
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Carlisle followed and called for backup. She said the suspect was speeding at times, faster than 100 mph, running red lights and running people off the road.
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