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An officer with the Chicago Police Department was stabbed by someone who allegedly started a fire Wednesday in that city's Northwest Side.
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The first thing the girl said as they located her was "Doggie!"
Read More →The New Orleans Police Department has announced that it will discontinue performing what it called "informational checkpoints" at which officers were trying to "verbally provide information regarding the current stay-at-home order in place within Orleans Parish due to the current COVID-19 public health crisis.
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“Hey Officer Rob, this is Steven Matz, the New York Mets,” the New York native, who has been a Met since 2015, says in the video. “I just want to reach out and let you know that we’re thinking about you and also your family and the Glen Ridge (Police) Department.”
Read More →“COVID has victimized this community across the board,” Knezovich said Tuesday. “I think it’s time for us to not allow it to create more crime victims just in the sense of trying to release people from jail.”
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Cpl. Derrick Maglone's sister said there was some concern early on about his ability to walk and swallow, but by Tuesday he was swallowing on his own and was able to walk to the restroom.
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The slain officer has been identified as Lt. Glenn Dale Hutto, Jr. He served on the force for 21 years. The Baton Rouge Police Department posthumously promoted Hutto to the rank of lieutenant after the shooting.
Read More →An officer with the Port Authority Police Department is in critical condition at Jersey City Medical Center after being struck by a motorist while responding to an accident early Tuesday.
Read More →An officer with the New Berlin (WI) Police Department was injured and several other motorists were briefly hospitalized after being involved in a multi-car traffic collision on Tuesday morning.
Read More →An officer with the Pittsburgh Police Department and a civilian were injured when their vehicles collided in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
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