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Police on Thursday nabbed the 21-year-old man suspected of shooting nine people gathered for Bible study in a Charleston, S.C., church, nearly 14 hours later and 240 miles away after an all-night manhunt. More Here.
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The Allen County Dog Warden's Office was called to the 900 block of North Elizabeth Street because the dogs were loose and attacking people. When the animal control officer arrived, Link had already been bitten in the head, and the dogs were charging other people.
Read More →Phoenix Officer Scott Sefranka is documenting his struggle with the City of Phoenix to bring his service dog to work after he was injured in the line of duty. More Here.
Read More →An officer with the Carver (MA) Police Department is recovering from a dog bite he sustained while responding to a call for service on Saturday.
Read More →“Not long after Officer Joyner met up with his partner, he described his partner and buddy as ‘fearless,’ and he was just that until his end of watch today. Thank you everyone for the out-pouring of love for Officer Joyner and his family and our department. Please keep Officer Joyner and his family in your thoughts and prayers.”
Read More →Veteran K-9 trainer Lt. William Wozniak shares his tips and tricks of the trade.
Read More →The decision, which only applies in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, stems from a 2013 incident in Battle Creek, Michigan, where, according to court documents, police shot and killed a dog while executing a search warrant on a home looking for drugs.
Read More →MNPD broke down the more than 40-page report by summarizing the incident, providing a detailed timeline of the attack and investigation, backgrounds of the shooter, Audrey Hale, and victims, what the shooter did and did not leave behind.
Read More →The Wichita (Kan.) Police Department released surveillance video of the robbery of a Dollar Store showing the fatal shooting of a suspect who lunged at responding officers. Read the full story here.
Read More →When looking at the man's driver's license, I noticed the bull was inching back toward the freeway. I told the driver I would be right back and slipped across the lanes to drive the bull back into the lot, hoping to prevent more paperwork should the next driver fail to yield him the right-of-way.
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