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LAPD Officer Ranks Shrink Below 9,000

The Department grew to more than 9,000 in the ‘90s when Mayor Richard Riordan and the City Council were united in efforts to try to grow the department to at least 10,000 officers.

Fargo Officer Wounded in Attack That Killed Another Officer Released from Hospital

Officer Andrew Dotas and Fargo officers Jake Wallin and Tyler Hawes were shot as they were working what was described by police as a routine traffic crash.

KS Officer Killed in Gas Station Shootout

Law enforcement from Lenexa, Fairway, Mission and the Kansas Highway Patrol were on the scene to arrest the suspects when shots were fired.

NC Officer Mows Lawn for Elderly Citizen

Lt. Steven Kelly mowed the lawn of the elderly citizen because the citizen could not do so in the heat.

Portland Chief Tells Officer to Stop Saying DA Won’t Prosecute Crimes

“What is completely unacceptable is telling a community member that you will not take police action because the District Attorney refuses to prosecute cases,” the chief said. “This undermines our relationship with criminal justice partners..."

Haix Announces New Boot with Biohazard Protection Liner

The new boot features a streamlined design and a waterproof and breathable CrossTech liner that offers an additional layer of protection from potential biohazards officers might encounter on the job like blood and body fluids.

2 Orlando Officers Shot Friday Expected to Fully Recover

Chief Eric Smith gave an update on the two officers Sunday while speaking on Fox. "They're doing better. They're in good spirits," Smith said during the interview.

Former Minneapolis Officer Sentenced to 57 Months Over George Floyd Death

Tou Thao was sentenced Monday morning to 57 months in prison for his role in the killing of George Floyd, becoming the fourth and final ex-officer to be sentenced in the state’s Floyd cases.

MA Troopers On Leave Over Vaccine Can be Reinstated with Back Pay

2 Louisiana Officers Wounded, Child Killed in Shooting

The call reportedly came from a residence. When officers made contact with the people they believe were involved, they came under fire.