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Following the incidents of officers with the New York Police Department being doused with buckets of water, a group of volunteers in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn organized a special tribute to thank officers for their service.
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An officer with the Prince George County Police Department suffered minor injuries in a two-car crash on Wednesday night.
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The Fort Worth Police Department released body-camera footage of an incident in which an armed suspect opened fire on officers while reportedly holding a child as a human shield.
Read More →Residents at a local retirement home in Milton, WA, have come together to plan a fundraising picnic for their police department so that officers are well-equipped with Teddy bears to give to children caught up in high-stress incidents.
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Firefighters with the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District were called to assist an officer with the Antioch Police Department who was inadvertently locked in the back of a police car. The incident occurred during a training exercise where officers were to respond to a school campus.
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Kevin Davis discusses how law enforcement agencies can do a better job of dealing with the news media following a use-of-force incident. The days of "no comment" are long since gone.
Read More →The Wisconsin Rapids Police Department has announced on social media that it will increase patrols in neighborhoods of residents who are temporarily away on vacation.
Read More →The man—identified as 43-year-old Leaire Moore—was taken into custody without incident Wednesday evening after he surrendered at a detention facility about 85 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
Read More →According to NBC News, the officer—33-year-old William Rodriguez—was under investigation for allegations of sexual assault in a November incident when police entered Rodriguez's DNA into the FBI's Combined DNA Index System. They then got a "hit" on a cold case from August 2015.
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SIG Sauer Inc. announced that the City of Milwaukee Police Department is transitioning to the SIG Sauer P320 9mm pistol as its official duty firearm.
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