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POLICE Wants to Tell the Stories of Female Officers

“We hope to shine a spotlight on the courage and professionalism of female officers, and tell the stories of their trials and triumphs,” said POLICE editor David Griffith.

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North Carolina Deputy Killed in Duty Crash Involving Tractor Trailer

The North Carolina Highway Patrol said a marked Harnett County Sheriff’s Office Dodge Charger traveling east on Darroch Road crossed the center line and crashed into a tractor trailer that was heading west. The Charger then hit a Dodge Durango.

Harnett County, North Carolina, Sheriff's Deputy Chris Johnson was killed Tuesday in a multi-vehicle crash.

California Sheriff Holding 88 Cars Confiscated at Weekend Sideshow

"They can stop calling. Those vehicles will be held by us until those court cases have been settled," Sheriff Patrick Withrow said in a video on Facebook.

Muscle car being towed away from weekend street racing event. The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office is holding 88 vehicles confiscated at a Stockton sideshow on Feb. 3.

Georgia Deputy Dies in Patrol Vehicle Crash

The Georgia State Patrol reports that Deputy Timothy Tavarus Rivers, 40, was responding to a call to assist another officer around 10:09 p.m. when his patrol vehicle crossed the center line.

Memorial for Crawford County, Georgia, Sheriff's Deputy Timothy Tavarus Rivers who was killed in a patrol vehicle crash Wednesday night.

Several Migrants Involved in Mob Attack on NYPD Officers May be in Custody in Arizona

Immigration and Customs Enforcement sources told Fox News that the migrants allegedly involved in the mob beating of NYPD officers were arrested Monday evening by ICE and Homeland Security Investigations at a Greyhound bus station in Phoenix.

120 CHP Troopers Deploying to Oakland in Attempt to Reduce Crime

Crime in Oakland is rising at a disproportionate rate compared to other urban centers in California, officials said, noting increases in violent crime, robbery and vehicle theft by 21%, 38% and 45%, respectively, in 2023.

Florida Deputies Investigate Old Military Bomb Unearthed at Construction Site

Sheriff Al Nienhuis said the bomb is probably inert; however, due to the bomb being so rusted and decayed, there’s no way of telling if it’s live or inert.

Hernando County Sheriff's deputies were called to investigate this object believed to be a World War II-era bomb Tuesday. It's believed it may be an inert training bomb. A bomb squad and Air Force personnel also responded.

NYPD Going “Old School” with Uniform, Facial Hair Policy

“It’s absolutely ludicrous that you have an officer with pink hair and nails longer than their fingers,” one Manhattan officer said. “We’re a police department not a hip hop department. Let’s go back to being police officers.”

South Dakota Deputy Killed During Pursuit, Suspect Charged with Murder

Ken Prorok, 51, was killed during a pursuit near the I-29. He was reportedly “intentionally struck” while deploying spikes.

Florida Deputy’s Apple Watch May Have Saved His Life

“So I checked my heart rate, it was about 160,” said Deputy Luke Heyman. “I thought it was just a malfunction of the watch or just an erroneous reading.”

TN Department Solves 1989 Murder of Officer

The investigation into the 1989 murder of off-duty Knoxville Police Department Officer Tony Williams is officially closed after a Knox County Grand Jury determined there was probable cause to charge a now-deceased individual with his murder.

Knoxville Police Department Officer Tony Williams, a patrol officer, was shot and killed while riding his motorcycle in 1989 while off duty.

Dash and BWC Footage Captures TX Officer Saving Choking Woman

The Mansfield Police Department, in Texas, released body-worn and dashcam camera footage of when one of its officers saved the life of a choking motorist.

The Mansfield Police Department released a video of Officer Chad Stevens’ efforts to save a choking motorist.

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