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At about 6:30 a.m., a 24-year-old woman carrying an infant walked through a vehicle lane and requested help from an officer. The one-month-old baby appeared to be choking, was pale, and wasn't breathing.
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Police in Toms River, NJ, are paying for hundreds of pizzas to help local residents and businesses impacted by the coronavirus shutdown.
Read More →Today, the White House ONDCP, and SAMHSA announced the availability of new, Drug Free Communities (DFC) Support Program funds totaling $19 million. The deadline to submit DFC grantee applications is Friday, March 21, 2008.
Read More →The Mississippi Department of Public Safety released a bulletin to law enforcement on Thursday evening warning of the threat by the Gangster Disciples street gang.
Read More →Now months into multi-year federal monitoring period, APD is close to completing its requirement to give new “use of force” training to its entire staff of sworn police officers. More Here.
Read More →Law enforcement officers nationwide are on the lookout for a man who is accused of murdering a 74-year-old man in Cleveland and posting a video of the crime on Facebook Cleveland yesterday.
Read More →Officers responded to the store's Foggy Bottom location Monday after reports that someone was disturbing customers in the self-checkout lane by waving a pair of handcuffs and threatening to cuff people. More Here.
Read More →Francis Clark was shot and killed after opening fire on two Phoenix Police officers who were investigating a report of shots fired. Those shots, police later said, were from Clark shooting and killing his girlfriend, Mercy Cordova.
Read More →Seattle Police officers decided not to intervene in a fight between a costumed superhero and another man Friday night under a little-known "mutual combat" law that allows fighting. Read the full story here.
Read More →The rough arrest of diabetic Adam Greene by Nevada Highway Patrol and Henderson Police officers was captured on dash cam. Greene received a nearly $200,000 settlement from both agencies.
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