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Kentucky Officer Washed Away and Drowns in Flood

Kentucky State Police say they were notified around 9:15 p.m. (CST) Friday that a Hickman police officer was missing and was possibly in a flooded field.

Officer Rodney S. Smith died on duty in a flood. (Photo: Hickman PD)

Oregon Officer Dies After On-Duty Medical Event

An Ashland, OR, police officer died Friday night after experiencing a major medical event while on duty.

Streamlight Introduces 1,000 Lumen, USB Rechargeable Light

The next generation of ProTac design, the ProTac HPL USB is capable of flooding an entire room, vehicle, or area with sweeping bright light, while also delivering a far-reaching “hotspot” beam. The light includes a sliding sleeve that reveals a USB charge port as well as a charging light indicator. For added convenience, the flashlight operates from multiple battery sources, including a rechargeable 18650 lithium ion battery or two CR123A lithium cell batteries.

Streamlight Offers New USB-Rechargeable Battery

The all-new battery provides an economic alternative to disposable CR123A batteries for the growing line of Streamlight flashlights that are designed to accept both battery types, including: the ProTac HL-X USB; the ProTac 2L-X USB; the PolyTac X USB; and the ProTac HL 5-X USB.

Streamlight Selling New Dual-Function Light

First responders, industrial professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts alike will appreciate the Dualie Waypoint’s flexible options, whether using it for illuminating low-lit pathways or performing close-up tasks, the company says. And combining both the spot and flood beams can help users to see what is ahead and around them so they can avoid slips, trips and falls.

ASPCA Funds Pet Microchip Scanners for 86 NYPD Precincts and Housing Police Service Areas

The scanners can help NYPD officers responding to suspected animal cruelty cases quickly obtain crucial animal ownership information, facilitating their investigations.

Sergeant Kathleen Russell of the NYPD Patrol Services Bureau demonstrates how to use a microchip scanner on adoptable dog, Orson, during an all-day Animal Cruelty Investigations Seminar at the NYPD Police Academy on Saturday, February 10, 2018. (Photo: ASPCA)

Streamlight Introduces Penlight with Adjustable Focus

The Streamlight Jr. F-STOP’s adjustable focus allows users to transition the beam from a piercing spot light to a smooth flood pattern by simply sliding the flashlight’s bezel.

Streamlight Introduces 3,500-Lumen Rechargeable ProTac Flashlight

The ProTac HL 5-X USB offers three selectable programs and is powered by either two rechargeable 18650 USB batteries or four 3-volt CR123A lithium disposable batteries. This multi-fuel capability enables users to charge the light on the go, or insert cell batteries when a charging source is not available.

Indiana Deputy Shot in Foot Pursuit on Life Support for Organ Donation

A Boone County, IN, Sheriff's deputy will not survive the injuries he sustained after getting shot in the line of duty while assisting Lebanon police Friday morning. Deputy Jacob Pickett’s body is being preserved so his organs can be donated.

Boone County (IN) Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Pickett with K-9 partner Brick. Pickett was shot during a foot pursuit Friday and is on life support for organ donation. (Photo: Boone County SO)

Oakland Mayor Under Investigation for Helping Criminals Escape ICE Raid

"I think it's outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities and certainly put them in danger by making a move such as that," White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters.

Illinois Officer and Wife Killed on Michigan College Campus, Son Suspected

The suspected shooter is still at large, according to the university, who added that "police believe the situation started from a domestic situation."

Bellwood, IL, officer James Davis Sr. and his wife were reportedly shot and killed in a dormitory at Central Michigan University Friday. Their son is a suspect. (Photo: State Rep. Emanuel “Chris” Welch/Twitter)

Video: NYPD Commissioner Reaches Out to Struggling Officers After 3 Suicides in 2 Months

O'Neill on Thursday recorded a YouTube video describing the services available to officers in distress -- as the department grapples with three suicides in its ranks over the past two months.

NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill reached out through a video to officers contemplating suicide. The commissioner told them the department has resources to help them.

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