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Just after 7 p.m. police got a call about a man who was hanging over the edge of a bridge. Officer Dan Hicks reached out to the man and developed a rapport with him.
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The suspect was arrested on the George Washington Bridge, but not before allegedly stabbing an officer up to nine times while attempting to steal his squad car.
Read More →The light that Raleigh Police Sgt. Brian Allen saw underneath the overturned car Aug. 2 in the woods along Smithfield Road in Clayton was fire.
Read More →When the Fort Worth (TX) Police Department proactively invited their local media to a press conference to show the dash- and body-worn camera footage of a recent incident in which two officers rescued a suicidal woman who was standing precariously atop the safety barrier on a very high highway bridge — and allow their officers to answer questions and talk about their experiences on that day — I was very pleased indeed.
Read More →An officer with the Muskegon Police Department who was found to be in possession of KKK memorabilia has been fired.
Read More →The Allen County Dog Warden's Office was called to the 900 block of North Elizabeth Street because the dogs were loose and attacking people. When the animal control officer arrived, Link had already been bit in the head, and the dogs were charging other people. More Here.
Read More →Kionne Bell, 22, was being held in jail with no bond on charges including attempted second-degree murder, armed robbery, aggravated battery on person 65 years or older, and armed burglary.
Read More →The 21-year-old suspect was taken in police custody to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to reports.
Read More →Two Minneapolis Police officers disparaged their police chief and called the Green Bay PD a "clown show" in an expletive-laden rant that included racial slurs.
Read More →The NYPD has released footage showing the moment a corrections officer was shot and killed as she sat in her car in Brooklyn on Monday.
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