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Armor Express announced it has been awarded the prestigious ballistic helmet contract from the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Read More →Officers with the Cocoa Beach (FL) Police Department seized 15 kilos of cocaine—worth at least $300,000—that washed ashore in waves pushed by Hurricane Dorian.
Read More →The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday rejected the city of Duluth's attempt to fire a police officer for dragging a man along the floor by his handcuffs, saying that the officer should keep his job despite having been fired by the agency.
Read More →An officer with the Coventry Police Department rescued a 96-year-old woman from a building fire in the early morning hours on Wednesday.
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An officer with the Fort Pierce Police Department made the season's first hurricane rescue in the jurisdiction when he adopted a puppy that was too young to be placed in a shelter as Dorian loomed in the nearby Atlantic Ocean.
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Officer Brad Gagon built a strength trainer to help a boy with cerebral palsy practice walking.
Read More →Federal has announced two new Premium 224 Valkyrie loads that the company says deliver precision accuracy at long ranges. Shipments of these Federal Premium 224 Valkyrie cartridges have been delivered to dealers.
Read More →Officials say a plainclothes officer in an unmarked car was conducting surveillance in the area when the gunman walked up and opened fire. He shot at the driver's side of the car. The officer was not injured.
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The fight between officers and residents started as crowds refused to make way as the officers demanded they move. Police say a 39-year-old woman ripped an officer’s body camera off and threw it to the ground, while another person threw a carton of milk at the officers before running off.
Read More →An officer with the Boerne Police Department is recovering from injuries sustained when she was struck by a suspected drunk driver while directing traffic at a Friday night high school football game.
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