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Even after a big budget boost this fiscal year for the U.S. Capitol Police, the force is still in dire need of more officers to face the challenges of an upcoming presidential election, a recently reopened Capitol and growing threats against members, acco
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Chief David Howard shares what he learned while working to start a new police department in Pembroke Park, FL.
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The Texas officer who was shot in the face during active shooter training in November is now suing the company that led the training.
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Robbinsville Township Police Department released video of when one of its officers was struck by a vehicle last weekend. The officer suffered several injuries but was released from the hospital two days later.
Read More →Last week, he contracted pneumonia. The Louisville Metro Police Foundation said Wilt would be moved to UofL Health Jewish Hospital to be treated for it
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Just before 9 p.m., the officer was putting fuel in his patrol SUV when he heard a gunshot strike a sign above his head.
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In Light it Up: Spotlight on Law Enforcement Vehicle Lighting, retired deputy commissioner of support services for the New York City Police Department Robert Martinez shares about police lighting.
Read More →On April 3, a letter was reportedly sent to former San Diego police officers, asking them to "consider again being part of the team."
Read More →Potter was sentenced to two years behind bars after being convicted of second-degree manslaughter in Wright's death.
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The Michigan State Police will be testing a pilot program in which 911 callers are sent a text informing them of how long it will be before a trooper arrives. If the anticipated arrival time changes, then they receive an update notification.
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