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On Saturday, the Clayton County (GA) Sheriff's Office swore in their new offense to defend against crime, and it comes in the form of the 7-foot tall, former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal.
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Alarmed by a wave of shootings targeting police officers, state Assemblyman Jay Obernolte (R-Big Bear) has introduced a bill that would make an attack on law enforcement a hate crime in California, allowing stiffer penalties for those convicted.
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Athlete Tim Tebow took a break from the sports world and paid a visit to the NYPD precinct in Queens where Officer Brian Moore worked before he was killed in the line of duty last year.
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On Thanksgiving, Indianapolis Colts player Matt Overton wore a special pair of cleats in honor of Wallace. The blue cleats read “In memory of Deputy Dennis Wallace EOW 11-13-16.”
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Hours after the procession and funeral for slain San Antonio, TX, police Detective Benjamin Marconi, the community came together one last time to show support not only for Marconi, but all law enforcement.
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Pro-police and anti-police protesters clashed Sunday afternoon near the site of an officer-involved shooting that killed a 25-year-old man in Chicago's Mount Greenwood neighborhood.
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Des Moines, IA-area citizens are showing their support for law enforcement one day after the ambush murders of Urbandale Officer Justin Martin and Des Moines Sergeant Anthony Beminio.
Read More →Rap star DMX has expressed his gratitude for the police officers who saved his life after he was found unconscious outside a Yonkers, New York, hotel in February.
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"I’m trying to get a picture and an autograph and a business card if they have one from the whole state," she said.
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Doug Baldwin Sr. served 35 years in the Pensacola Police Department and later worked for the Department of Homeland Security. He is well aware of how confrontations with police can go wrong and had laid out a specific plan for his sons to follow whenever they were approached by law enforcement.
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