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Bill allows training police K-9s on fentanyl and limits police liability in civil lawsuits over damages that may result.
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First-time offenders who kill a police dog or horse now face a five-year prison term and a $10,000 fine under the legislation.
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Col. Matt Langer made the announcement on Wednesday that he will be leaving the Department of Public Safety (DPS) to serve as Director of Global Policing for the IACP.
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Christopher Bailey, who has taken the helm since former Chief Randal Taylor announced his departure in December, will be the police chief. Bailey removed himself as a permanent candidate early in the process but later asked to be reconsidered.
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As distributors and dealers make money plying their trade—and potential profits are enormous—they look for new opportunities to expand drug distribution markets, which includes lacing heroin, amphetamines, and cocaine with traces of fentanyl.
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Moose Lake, 40 minutes southwest of Duluth, is the latest in a string of small Minnesota towns struggling to keep up with public safety demands amid increasing costs and a shortage of officers throughout the state.
Read More →The State Patrol said the car “was negotiating a curve and left the west side of the roadway,” and then struck a power pole, damaging its front.
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The officer testified he deployed the police dog because the suspect was uncooperative and preparing to flee.
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The 2025 Ford Police Interceptor Utility is offered with three different engine options.
Read More →Todd Scott and three cohorts ended up splitting an $8,000 payment for the gangland execution, which was so brazen that it shocked the country.
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