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Two Kansas City, MO, police officers were injured Monday at 77th Street and Prospect Avenue when one police car ran into the other as they were racing to respond to an emergency. More Here.
Read More →Four men were shot at the intersection of North Capitol Street and New York Avenue NW in Washington DC Wednesday afternoon and an officer on a bicycle was struck by a car near the scene.
Read More →An Auburn, MA, Police officer was shot and killed early Sunday morning during a traffic stop.
Read More →Retired Det. Peter Getz was one of many who rescued a young girl from a Washington Street fire in 1998. More here.
Read More →Officer James Hurst scooped the boy into his arms to comfort him and he quickly fell asleep, snoozing on the officer's chest for nearly an hour. The tender moment was caught in a photo that is drawing heaps of online praise.
Read More →A police officer was flown to the hospital Monday after suffering serious head injuries in a construction incident in Milford, MA.
Read More →Pendleton then came across another officer and police say that's when he pulled a handgun and shot Officer Jeremy Sharlow.
Read More →Officers in Atlanta’s Zone 5 responded to reports of shots being fired behind Suite Lounge, which is located at 375 Luckie Street, Officer Lukasz Sajdak, a spokesman for Atlanta police, said.
Read More →“We are a gun society and we recognize that, but we should be writing gun laws that make us safer,” said Leonard Papania, the police chief in Gulfport, who opposes part of a new state law that creates exceptions to the rules for concealed-carry permits. “Do you want every incident on your street to escalate to acts of gun violence?”
Read More →Dispatch has received numerous calls about a large house party. Cars are parked in the street, on sidewalks, and in people's yards. The music is very loud and there are several reports of fighting. There is one report of a gun being flashed around. Callers estimate there are well over 100 people involved and say more cars keep arriving.
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