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Pomona (Calif.) PD Officer Shaun Diamond, 45, was pronounced dead overnight at a Pasadena hospital where he was admitted Tuesday in "extremely critical condition" after being shot during a motorcycle gang investigation Tuesday morning at a San Gabriel residence. Authorities announced early Wednesday that the 16-year veteran of law enforcement, who leaves behind a wife and two children, had died.
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Pomona (Calif.) PD Officer Shaun Diamond, 45, was pronounced dead overnight at a Pasadena hospital where he was admitted Tuesday in "extremely critical condition" after being shot during a motorcycle gang investigation Tuesday morning. More Here.
Read More →Officer Bryant Holmes, 34, a five-year veteran of the Chandler (Ariz.) Police Department, was killed in a traffic collision while en route to work today.
Read More →Hackers have attacked the City of Phoenix internet system and over the weekend caused a disruption to the police department's computers, preventing officers from checking databases in their cars. More Here.
Read More →Hackers have attacked the City of Phoenix internet system and over the weekend caused a disruption to the police department's computers. Officers couldn't access data via computers in their cars for 45 minutes.
Read More →Ford and Telogis will offer a factory telematics system to law enforcement agencies that's designed to reduce hazardous driving by officers, the companies said while announcing the product at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Orlando, Fla.
Read More →Patrolman Robert Blajszczak, 40, was a seven-year veteran of the Summerville (S.C. ) Police Department. He collapsed Oct. 20 while on the job and died Sunday.
Read More →Rio Rancho, N.M., police officers are mourning after one of the department's young officers died in a single-car crash early Sunday morning.
Read More →A veteran Dothan (Ala.) PD officer died Monday morning after collapsing during a training run on a local trail.
Read More →Despite one council member's objections, police officers in Tampa, Fla., will once again be able to conduct firearms training inside their city, thanks to a City Council vote to spend nearly $4.8 million on a new police shooting range and firearms training facility.
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