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Rioting that erupted after a fatal officer-involved shooting in Charlotte, NC, injured 12 officers, damaged police vehicles, and blocked Interstate 85 Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.
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Philadelphia Sgt. Sylvia Young looked emotional while being welcomed by a line of dozens of uniformed police officers saluting her. The 19-year veteran -- with her arm in a sling -- was wheeled out of Penn-Presbyterian at about 1pm Tuesday. Then, she stood up on her own feet before a highway patrol escorted her home.
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The father of accused terrorist bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami says he contacted the feds in 2014 when his son turned violent after he returned to New Jersey from a trip to Afghanistan.
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Sunday night the FBI questioned five people who were taken into custody in connection with Saturday's bombing in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City.
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Seven people were shot, including two police officers, after an ambush-style attack on a Philadelphia police sergeant that led to a fatal shootout in West Philadelphia. An innocent civilian and the gunman are dead.
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A suspect is dead and two police officers were injured Friday night while answering a 911 call about a suicide in Fort Worth.
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The police investigation into the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old robbery suspect in Columbus, OH, will probably take weeks.
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Kustom Signals, Inc. has announced the Eyewitness Vantage, Officer Worn Video in HD, is now shipping. Eyewitness Vantage supports HD (1080p, 720p60, 720p30) as well as SD video resolution, allowing agencies to select the video resolution/storage combination that best meets their needs.
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After getting into a scuffle and pepper spraying a State trooper, police said a 24-year-old man tried to hide from police in Tigard, OR, by running into three homes Tuesday afternoon.
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Chief Robert White provided as many answers as he could. Then he reciprocated Marshall's list of questions with a list of suggestions, specifically ways Marshall can work with the police department to effect change and fight racial injustices in local communities and beyond.
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