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A New Orleans Police Department officer was working an auto accident on I-10 this weekend when she was struck by a vehicle reportedly driven by a motorist under the influence of alcohol and gravely injured, according to New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Michael Harrison.
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The Coral Springs (FL) Police and Fire Departments have joined the Running Man Challenge but not before calling in some back up, some really young back up.
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The San Jose Police Department made a number of arrests after the riot and said an officer was assaulted.
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The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police union called the move by the city "irresponsible" and said the release of information of ongoing investigations could potentially be in violation of officers' collective bargaining agreement.
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Centeno started the car and rammed the Cave Springs officer's truck, causing the officer to fall to the ground. The suspect then swerved the car toward the deputy who told him to show his hands and continued to swerve until he struck the deputy.
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Benton County, AR, deputies were justified in opening fire during a "sting" operation in a Walmart parking lot during which the suspect hit two officers with his car and fled, the Benton County prosecutor said Tuesday. More Here.
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Hannah Ellis performed her poignant song "Officer Down" during National Police Week. The song is a tribute to her cousin Daniel Ellis who was killed in the line of duty in Richmond, KY, last year and is written from the perspective of his wife.
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A Harris County, GA, Sheriff's deputy was shot in the head early Saturday evening during a traffic stop. He is in much-improved condition but still in the hospital after surgery.
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According to HPD, the main gunman had a high-powered weapon, believed to be an AR-15. They say he fired at a police helicopter, striking it at least five times. The suspect opened fire on a total of five police vehicles.
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ESPN Magazine's Howard Bryant wrote in a new column that cops singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" is "staged patriotism," arguing that it signals an "authoritarian shift at the ballpark."
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