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“The next time you're at the range, please collect two spent shell casings from your firearm,” says Sgt. Dan Knitter, of the Milwaukee Police Department. “Place the casings into an Operation Save-A-Casing envelope or other container and keep them in a safe place.”
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As he was helping one motorist who had spun out and was trapped in the middle of the road. Dashcam video shows Koenig having to run down a hill to avoid being hit by a semi-truck traveling on the shoulder.
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"Officers determined that the puppy had its head sliced off with a sharpened blade at another location and then the suspects returned the body to the backyard."
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His prognosis has improved, according to Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay.
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Officers responded to a welfare check call around 10:15 p.m. Two officers arrived at the home where “two females” were inside the house when a suspect inside an out building at the home started shooting at the officers.
Read More →Police were called to the home by the owner. Police Chief Gordon Ramsay says when officers arrived at the residence, they noticed several windows were broken into.
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Deputy Corporal Daniel R. Abramovitz, a 26-year veteran with the sheriff’s office, was driving an unmarked sheriff’s vehicle around 4 p.m. when he was involved in the wreck.
Read More →The Wichita (KS) City Council recently approved a budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year that included $99 million for the police department, an increase of more than seven million dollars over last year, despite cries from citizens and advocacy groups to defund the department.
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The wife of a slain Overland Park, KS, police officer said that "love was evident" as they moved her husband's body in a procession that attracted countless citizens of the community holding signs and American flags along the route.
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A veteran officer with Overland Park (KS) Police Department was fatally shot by a hit-and-run suspect over the weekend.
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