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The Arizona Department of Public Safety has spent more than $2 million on virtual training simulators, designed to immerse officers in real-world scenarios. More Here.
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The Arizona Department of Public Safety has spent more than $2 million on virtual training simulators, designed to immerse officers in real-world scenarios.
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LAPD Deputy Chief William "Bill" Scott, the department’s highest-ranking African American officer, has been appointed chief of the San Francisco Police Department.
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Chief Lyle Martin has requested an examination of "the facts and evidence" surrounding the death of Francisco Serna "to increase transparency and trust within our community." The FBI investigation will be independent of probes now underway by the department and the Kern County district attorney’s office.
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A 61-year-old police officer is in critical condition after being shot in the back of the head in Mount Vernon, WA, on Thursday night. The suspect was taken into custody after a 7-hour standoff.
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Phoenix Police leaders have announced the department plans to reassign detectives and sergeants to street patrols in an effort to manage a continuing shortage of officers.
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The neighbor's friend unlocked her car door and Serna began looking inside the car. At that point, the neighbor ran to her house and told her husband to call the police because there was a man outside with a gun, police said.
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The Los Angeles City Council agreed Tuesday to pay more than $8 million to settle lawsuits filed by relatives of three men who were shot and killed by LAPD officers.
Read More →A woman survived the crushing weight of a car after she was pinned underneath it, thanks to the efforts of a few Oceanside, CA, police officers.
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An Orange, CA, police officer was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle while responding to a call early Saturday, and a woman suspected of driving under the influence has been arrested.
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