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The active shooting that killed five at Fort Lauderdale’s airport serves as a stark reminder of the challenges of providing security outside checkpoints at sprawling airports.
Read More →An Indiana Veterans Affairs Hospital police officer is being honored after he helped save the life of a military veteran.
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The off-duty marshal was reportedly drunk during the time of the incident at the fast-food restaurant in Bay Ridge around 1:20 a.m. Saturday, according to police.
Read More →An Alabama couple planted a fake bomb at a suburban elementary school hoping to shoot officers arriving at the scene or even rob a bank, police said Wednesday.
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Border Patrol Agent David Gomez suffered a fatal heart attack Tuesday while on bike patrol in El Paso, TX
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A Macon-based U.S. marshal was shot and killed while trying to serve a warrant on a fugitive in south Georgia.
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Agents’ annual pay, including overtime, is capped at $160,300. But during presidential campaign years they can easily work far more time than covered by that amount. They don’t stop working when they reach the cap. They stay on the job without pay.
Read More →Central Lake Armor Express Inc. has been awarded a seven-year, $93.8 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract from the Department of Homeland Security. Under the terms of the contract, Armor Express will provide its Razor Level IIIA ballistic system, along with four carriers specifically designed to support DHS requirements.
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The Los Angeles Police Department says it will not change its immigration policies, despite pledges by President-elect Donald Trump to toughen the nation’s immigration laws and deport millions of "criminal" undocumented immigrants.
Read More →The gunman whose 2013 rampage at Los Angeles International Airport left a Transportation Security Administration officer dead and three other people injured was sentenced Monday to life in prison for the premeditated, deadly attack in which he targeted federal officers.
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