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Deputies with the Orange County Sheriff's Office are getting the opportunity to see if wearing load-bearing vests—in lieu of traditional duty belts—helps them to eliminate or at least alleviate pain associated with carrying a lot of extra weight around the mid-section of the body.
Read More →A grand jury has handed down an indictment of manslaughter against a deputy with the Washington County (MN) Sheriff's Office for a fatal shooting of an armed, suicidal man in 2018.
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Deputy Benjamin Nimtz's patrol vehicle crashed into a Toyota Tundra pickup truck at an intersection.
Read More →The Walker County Sheriff's Office had some fun on social media over the weekend with people who are critical of law enforcement despite having very little—if any—actual knowledge of the profession or the law.
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Firefighters with the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District were called to assist an officer with the Antioch Police Department who was inadvertently locked in the back of a police car. The incident occurred during a training exercise where officers were to respond to a school campus.
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On Thursday, the Arkansas State Police (ASP) released further information on the fatal shooting of a deputy who served with the Stone County Sheriff's Office.
Read More →Deputy Mike Stephens, 56, was shot and killed on a call Thursday morning. The suspected shooter is dead.
Read More →The man—identified as 43-year-old Leaire Moore—was taken into custody without incident Wednesday evening after he surrendered at a detention facility about 85 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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SIG Sauer Inc. announced that the City of Milwaukee Police Department is transitioning to the SIG Sauer P320 9mm pistol as its official duty firearm.
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Code 3 Inc., an industry leader in emergency response products, has introduced its sleek, new C3900 Series Slimline Speaker. The company says this little black box is under three pounds and designed for use on undercover officers' vehicles.
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