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The California Highway Patrol posted on Facebook that it was called upon to help in the search for an attempted murder and arson suspect in the City of Vacaville. During the search, an officer was involved in a shooting with the subject, who then reportedly stabbed a K-9 with the Fairfield (CA) Police Department.
Read More →According to the sheriff, the three deputies were working as part of a SWAT team serving a narcotics search warrant.
Read More →The ex-officer accused of shooting and killing 17-year-old Antwon Rose in June of 2018 will be allowed to have a jury from outside the area during his upcoming trial, a judge ruled on Monday.
Read More →The five-year veteran was transported to a nearby hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Read More →The Ohio State University Police Department welcomed its first female police chief in a ceremony held late last week.
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Trooper Christopher Lambert was reportedly out of his car, offering assistance at the scene of a three-vehicle crash when a vehicle struck him.
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The new ZistosHD Tactical Pole Camera System is a state-of-the-art encrypted wireless system that supports true 1080P HD, low latency video and can be viewed on a laptop, tablet, or smart phone.
Read More →Until late last month, the Danbury (CT) Police Department had not had a fatal officer-involved shooting in two decades. Then, on December 29, an officer shot and killed a knife-wielding man and critically wounded the man's mother.
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Following the recent murder of two law enforcement officers in separate incidents in Utah, some have called for mandatory death penalty for individuals convicted of killing a police officer. But some in the Beehive State say that such a measure would be unconstitutional.
Read More →Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, who faced criticism over his department’s response to the deadly Parkland, FL, school shooting last year, was officially suspended by newly sworn-in Gov. Ron DeSantis, according to multiple sources.
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