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The wounded officer—who was not immediately identified—was transported to a nearby hospital where he is expected to make a full recovery.
Read More →The second officer shot responding to a domestic violence call in southern Georgia Wednesday has died. Georgia Southwestern State University Officer Jody Smith, 26, died Thursday at a Macon hospital where he was being treated for his injuries.
Read More →A Suffolk County, NY, Police officer was seriously injured after being stabbed in the face Saturday afternoon and the man who stabbed him is in critical condition after being shot by another officer, police said.
Read More →Federal court records show Blake and Officer Rusten T. Sheskey came to an agreement through their attorneys that the suit be dismissed with prejudice and without costs or fees to either party.
Read More →An off-duty officer with the Pittsburgh (PA) Police department was shot and critically wounded early Sunday in the Homewood section of the city.
Read More →According to the TBI, officers ordered Stricklin to put the gun down but he refused. Stricklin reportedly shot a deputy who approached the home. Deputy Matthew Locke was mortally wounded in the attack.
Read More →A Mariposa County, CA, sheriff's deputy was shot twice -- once in the mouth -- after a traffic stop that led to a chase and crash Thursday morning, according to officers.
Read More →Bullis was shot once in the hip by 29-year-old Joseph Lopez while responding to reports of a car crash. Lopez allegedly fired several shots at Bullis in her patrol vehicle.
Read More →Officer Nickolas Wilt, 26, was shot in the head as he and another officer headed up the steps to the bank's offices, where five people were fatally shot inside by a gunman. Since then, Wilt has had brain surgery and pneumonia.
Read More →A man attacked a Jersey City (N.J.) police officer inside his marked vehicle this morning and was shot twice by police a block from a memorial for the man who shot and killed a Jersey City police officer Sunday, authorities said.
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