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The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation is now offering $20,000 to anyone who helps identify those responsible for fatally shooting Officer Clifton Lewis during a convenience store robbery a week ago, according to the foundation.
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Officer Clifton Lewis, 41, was shot after two men robbed M & M Quick Foods in the 1200 block of N. Austin Blvd. At about 8:30 p.m., two armed men entered the convenience store and, during the robbery, fired several shots, striking the officer.
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A Miami-Dade Police officer shot and wounded a 25-year-old suicidal man who was walking around Maroone Ford of Miami on Thursday morning. He was armed with a large, curved knife with a dragon handle.
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Nearly 5,000 well-wishers filled Victory Church in Lakeland, Fla., to mourn the loss of fallen officer Arnulfo Crispin. During the service, friends and family honored the 25-year-old Crispin as a man who was quiet yet dedicated to police work.
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A Seminole County (Fla.) Sheriff's deputy was killed in a crash, after a driver pulled out in front of him while turning left on Monday afternoon. Deputy Matt Miller served with the agency for nearly 24 years.
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A central Florida police officer who was shot in the head while searching a suspect "will not and cannot recover" from his injuries, Lakeland Police Chief Lisa Womack said during a press conference.
Read More →Faro Technologies will host its annual 3-D documentation conference for the first time in the U.S. at the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, Fla., from Feb. 21-22.
Read More →Atlanta Police officers have been moving into homes in some of the city's higher crime areas to live rent free and protect those neighborhoods.
Read More →A Miramar (Fla.) Police officer has been convicted of official misconduct for falsifying records relating to the search of an accused drug dealer's apartment.
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A Detroit Police officer shows off his break-dancing moves while buying a soda in a convenience store.
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