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"It's a big victory for our city, but also for the residents of the Third Precinct, who have been calling out for safety," Mayor Jacob Frey said after the vote, adding, "Obviously, we wanted it to be sooner."
Read More →FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that the most immediate concern is that individuals or small groups will draw inspiration from the events to attack Americans, including homegrown violent extremists who are inspired by foreign terrorist organizations.
Read More →four plainclothes officers were the first to respond to the shooting rampage at Sparetime Recreation bowling in Lewiston, Maine "about a minute-and-a-half" after hearing calls for help, officials said.
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The 2024 pursuit-rated vehicles--all pickup trucks or SUVs, including two battery electric models the Chevrolet Blazer EV AWD and Ford Mustang Mach-E--were put through their paces.
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Again this year, Streamlight will donate proceeds from the sales of its pink line of lights to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The lighting company has been supporting breast cancer research through BCRF since 2010.
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Multiple agencies came together at the Huntsville Police Department to welcome Sgt. Kyle Dockery back including the Sherriff’s Department, Emergency Medical Services, and the Fire Department.
Read More →The ACT Now bill would clarify the law’s definition of a chokehold, which Metropolitan police said was so broad that even “incidental” police contact with a suspect’s neck during an arrest was considered a serious use of force.
Read More →The College of DuPage, in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, is being asked by some to remove thin blue line flags from campus, including possibly one that is a memorial to a fallen local police officer, Raymond Murrell.
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The ProTac Rail Mount HL-X Pro features a rugged, integrated rail clamp designed to rapidly and securely attach to rifles, carbines, and sub-machine guns with Picatinny rails or by using the included M-Lok mount.
Read More →Proposed changes include creating a centralized statewide office staffed by people trained on the software’s vulnerabilities, to which local police departments can submit requests.
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