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TASER 7

Axon designed its new TASER 7 to be the most effective CEW ever.

Trump Administration Wants to End Federal Funding of Special Olympics

“The Special Olympics is not a federal program. It’s a private organization. I love its work, and I have personally supported its mission,” she said in a statement Wednesday. “There are dozens of worthy nonprofits that support students and adults with disabilities that don’t get a dime of federal grant money. But given our current budget realities, the federal government cannot fund every worthy program, particularly ones that enjoy robust support from private donations.”

18 Years After Crash Former Phoenix Officer Serves at Hospice

Tuesday marked 18 years since former Phoenix officer Jason Schechterle's police cruiser was rear-ended, burst into flames, and caused disfiguring burns to his head, face, and hands.

Former Phoenix officer Jason Schechterle was burned in a patrol car accident 18 years ago. Today, he continues his service by working with an area hospice. (Photo: AZ Family Screen Shot)

Chicago Police Union Calls for Investigation of State's Attorney Over Smollett Case

"The conduct of her office from the very beginning of this case was highly, highly suspicious,” Martin Preib, the FOP’s second vice president said.

Arizona Troopers Help Rescue Dog Ejected from Vehicle and Lost

"Troopers spent time, including their lunch breaks, looking for Dozer in hopes they would find him. Based on the multiple calls, they believed Dozer to be alive. Troopers then reached out to Central Arizona Animal Search and Rescue for additional help."

Arizona troopers helped locate and rescue this dog named Dozer. The pup was ejected from his owner's vehicle on March 12 and lost. He was found March 25 thin and tired but with no major damage. (Photo: Arizona DPS/Facebook)

Sourcewell Initiative Focuses on Public Safety Needs, Procurement

Sourcewell is joining forces with two national experts in public safety, procurement, and purchasing to reinforce its commitment to members in the public safety industry.

Arizona K-9 Unit Sniffs Out Huge Haul of Meth

A K-9 unit with the Pinal County (AZ) Sheriff's Office is being credited with helping with the seizure of 46 pounds of methamphetamine.

The agency said in a press release that during the traffic stop, the deputy noticed inconsistencies and deputy conducted a search of the vehicle, discovering two hidden compartments. Inside, the deputy found 42 plastic wrapped bundles of methamphetamine.

Accused Murderer of Chicago Officer Says He Killed First Hispanic He Saw After Dispute

The man accused of killing 23-year-old Chicago police officer John Rivera reportedly told police that he targeted the man because he was of Hispanic heritage.

According to ABC News, 24-year-old Menelik Jackson and another suspect—whom police are still seeking—were involved in a dispute with a group of Hispanic men earlier in the evening.

Colorado Woman Suspected of DUI Injures Officer in "Struck By" Accident

An officer with the Thornton (CO) Police Department was conducting a traffic stop on an off-ramp of an interstate highway early Monday morning when a suspected DUI driver struck him.

California Officer Learns his Supervisor Delivered him as a Baby

An officer with the El Monte (CA) Police Department recently learned that his current supervisor was among the first responders who was on scene when his mother went into a complicated labor in the family's driveway nearly three decades ago.

Officer Dominguez learned his current supervisor had been instrumental in saving his life when his mom gave birth to him in the driveway of his family's home.

Kentucky Officer Given Narcan After Drug Bust

An officer with the Irvine (KY) Police Department was given Narcan after coming into contact with a potentially deadly narcotic during a drug arrest over the weekend.

Iowa Department Selling Special-Edition Patches to Raise Awareness of Autism

The West Liberty (IA) Police Department posted to Facebook an announcement that they are selling special edition Autism Awareness patches.

The West Liberty (IA) Police Department is selling special edition Autism Awareness patches in order to raise awareness about Autism in America. The department is making this effort in advance of World Autism Awareness Day is Tuesday April 2nd, 2019.

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