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An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper acted quickly, pulling the driver from a vehicle moments before it was struck by a passing train.
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The Adams County (CO) Sheriff's Office is no longer looking for additional suspects in the shooting death of Dep. Heath Gumm Wednesday night in Thornton.
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The sheriff's office held a news conference on Thursday to clarify that despite earlier reports from law enforcement, a pair of suspects is not believed to have had anything to do with the death of Deputy Heath Gumm. More Here.
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When another employee was unable to dislodge the chip using the Heimlich maneuver, Deputy Ramseyer radioed for paramedics and came to the woman's aid.
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Deputy Heath Gumm was hit in the chest, according to the sheriff's office. He was taken to Denver Health Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
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An Adams County, CO, sheriff’s deputy was shot and killed in Thornton on at around 8 p.m. Wednesday night.
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The chase lasted for nearly an hour and came to a violent end when the suspect slammed into another car on Rural just south of Apache, spinning out in a cloud of flying metal and billowing smoke.
Read More →A new bill filed in the Utah State Legislature would lower the age for teenagers to face adult-level charges when they’re accused of killing police officers.
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The top of the posters read "IMMIGRANTS WELCOME" – and were hung in hallways and classrooms at River Road /El Camino del Rio Elementary. But part of the poster said, "The border is not a wall…It doesn't keep out predators; it gives them badges and guns."
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Thinking quickly, the two law enforcement officers decided to lift the car off the dog using a floor jack from the CHP officer’s truck. Semenuk repositioned his patrol car for safety reasons, then calmed the distressed dog and continued to lift the car.
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