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Officers arrived, encountered the man and told him to drop the gun. The chief said the suspect refused, and shot at officers, seriously wounding one of them.
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Officer Suzanne O and other Maui officers responded. Officer O was fatally shot at the scene.
Read More →Hutchinson, Kan., police have released a video recording from a patrol car camera of an officer shooting a dog that charged him last week. More Here.
Read More →For reasons still being investigated, the officer aimed and fired one shot at a man who had crossed the median and walked past him after a brief conversation, officials said.
Read More →Officer Tyler Hawes underwent 19 surgeries and countess setbacks but his determination never wavered. From the moment he could speak in the hospital, he made one thing clear, he was coming back to serve Fargo.
Read More →The preliminary 2008 midterm report on U.S. law enforcement deaths by the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund shows a significant, 41 percent, reduction compared to the same period in 2007—the lowest total in more than four decades. On the surface, this is very good news for us—the fewer police deaths the better. But does this mean that police work is 40 percent safer in 2008?
Read More →Since about 9 a.m. Tuesday, Boston police and SWAT teams were on Ferndale Street negotiating with a barricaded person who was believed to be armed.
Read More →A Prince George's County (Md.) Police officer is facing charges over an incident captured on video surveillance that appears to show a gun firing as an officer struck a man. Read the full story here.
Read More →“That day and any other day, Police Officer Boller would have risked [his] life to save any of your four sisters, your brother, even you. But you tried to kill him. You didn’t give a damn about his life,” the judge said.
Read More →The family of Officer Sean Collier the MIT Police Department—who was killed in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings—is urging the public to support law enforcement.
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