Police Magazine
MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCHLoading data...
Officers arrived to observe Danny Lopez firing at the police helicopter. Family members eventually tackled Lopez and held him for arrest. Police had responded to a report of gunshots in the 15700 block of Saticoy Street in Van Nuys about 6 a.m.
Read More →
From 1988 to 2016, 136 officers were killed while responding to domestic disturbances such as family arguments, FBI data show. By comparison, 80 were killed during a drug-related arrest in the same period.
Read More →“Steve died doing what he loved and did best: helping the people of Brentwood,” said the town’s police chief, Wayne Robinson, at the memorial service.
Read More →Officer Raymon Washington was struck over the head with a skateboard by 17-year-old Michael Marshall during the protest.
Read More →Deputy Paul "Clubber" Clark, 55, died unexpectedly while at home with his family. Recently it was discovered Clark had a broken back as a result of injuries he received when a suspect attempted to run him over.
Read More →Left with nothing, the family turned to the community for help. They created this GoFundMe account to help them recover.
Read More →Last February, the towns agreed to pay $3.5 million to Guizan's family to settle their lawsuit. Terebesi states in his lawsuit he was injured when police pinned him to the floor and hit him in the head with a gun butt. He claims he is suffering from post-traumatic stress as a result from the raid and his civil rights were violated.
Read More →Kat Ratcliff knew she wanted to be a police officer from a very early age, but following the protests and anti-police sentiment in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, she determined that the best course of action for her and her family was to put that lifelong desire to be in the ranks of law enforcement to the side.
Read More →The new Vertx men's Delta 2.0 Pant feature four-way stretch construction and 12 strategically positioned and thoughtfully designed pockets.
Read More →“Very thankful our officer was not injured, he could have obviously been seriously injured or killed, so just extremely thankful for him and his family,” said Sean Pritchard, president of the San Jose Police Officers Association.
Read More →