Train for Survival

Just as every police officer knows that it might be necessary to take a human life in the performance of his duties, every officer also is aware that saving lives is an important part of police work. The trauma in either situation, however, is only an abstraction until he comes face-to-face with the real possibility of death.

Tim Tebow Visits NYPD Precinct, Honors Fallen Officer

Athlete Tim Tebow took a break from the sports world and paid a visit to the NYPD precinct in Queens where Officer Brian Moore worked before he was killed last year. More Here.

Shots Fired: North Bergen, New Jersey 01•31•2005

Two hours into his shift, Pellechio monitored radio traffic concerning a developing domestic situation in the 8800 block of Boulevard East. An on-scene officer had requested additional units regarding a barricaded suspect at the location; the excited tone of his voice underscored the volatility of the situation.

Texas Shooting Scene Captured By Medic

Cellphone video shot by former Army medic Rigo Cisneros shows SWAT officers securing the house where his neighbor fatally shot Brazos County (Texas) Constable Brian Bachmann. Read the full story here.

NC to Name Bridges After 23 Fallen Troopers Who Were Overlooked

Twenty-three troopers lost in the line of duty were never honored in a bridge-naming, and when the North Carolina Department of Transportation learned they had been overlooked, its staff partnered with the highway patrol. All will be honored by the end of 2025.

Michael R. Anderson

National Police Week: Tampa PD Honors Officer

During National Police Week in May, Tampa (Fla.) PD's Chief Jane Castor and Lt. Brian Dugan pay tribute to Cpl. Mike Roberts, who was murdered in the line of duty on Aug. 19, 2009.

2 Children Killed in Minneapolis Catholic School Attack, 17 People Injured

Minneapolis Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Annunciation Church and School at around 8:30 a.m.

NJ Officer Catches Children Jumping from Window of Burning Home

With choking smoke and towering flames, Sayreville (NJ) Police Department Officer Brian Gay knew there was no time as family members trapped upstairs in the home started to jump. More Here.