El Paso Police Release Video of Shootout that Wounded Officer, Killed Suspect

Officers and the suspect engaged in a gunfight that ended with one officer being shot in the leg and the suspect down with what appeared on video as multiple gunshot wounds.

Charges Filed Against Suspects Accused of Attacking Police, Police Animals During Los Angeles Immigration Riots

Suspects were charged with assaulting an officer with a flagpole, obstructing officers, and resisting arrest. Two other suspects have been charged with assaulting Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department horses.

North Carolina Officers Seize High-End Vehicles in Street Racing Operation

Three of the vehicles are “connected to national groups known for illegal street racing activity,” Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police said.

166 Officers Shot in First 6 Months of 2025, FOP Reports

A total of 36 of the 2025 year-to-date shootings were characterized as “ambush” attacks by FOP. During these ambushes 45 officers were shot.

Milwaukee Officer Dies From Wounds Suffered in Ambush Attack

Officer Kendall Corder was transported to a local hospital for treatment and he died from his wounds Sunday. He served with the Milwaukee PD for six years.

National FOP President Calls on Congress to Pass the Protect and Serve Act After Shootings

2025 World Police & Fire Games Begin Friday in Birmingham

Organizers say the World Police & Fire Games are an Olympic-style competition with thousands of athletes representing first responders from different countries across the world.

Nebraska Trooper Injured in Parked Patrol Vehicle Crash

This is the third crash in less than two weeks involving a parked Nebraska State Patrol vehicle, according to the State Patrol.

Oklahoma Officer’s Radio Holder Blocks Knife Attack Before Fatal Shooting of Suspect

The video shows the officer retreating and the suspect advancing toward him with the knife held low.

Southern California Officers Rescue Baby from 110-Degree Car

The officers were responding to a call from the public about the “baby in distress,” the department said.