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For reasons unknown, the suspect returned to threaten the staff with a running chainsaw. He then left the office, went to his room, made contact with the occupant who was still there, and swung the chainsaw towards him, causing him to flee.
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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.
Read More →Benton County Sheriff Troy Heck said two officers were shot in their vests and three were shot in other locations on their bodies.
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His plea deal includes a damages payment of $29,034—the value of the drone—to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office and a possible 10-year federal prison term.
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One of the goals of the program is to help deputies overcome any reticence to speak with the clinicians. “Stigma is found to be the greatest barrier to law enforcement seeking mental health treatment,” Dr. Kim Butler says.
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The Forsyth County SO health and fitness program begins in the academy. “Every morning the cadets perform physical training that will instill healthy habits for their career,” Tom Nagel says.
Read More →Now that all the equipment is in place, Chief Deputy Matthew Fischer is putting together a new camera policy designed to ensure that incidents like the Sept. 6 shooting get recorded.
Read More →“Simpson County Sheriff’s Office acknowledges that Chief Deputy Brad Harper was shot while trying to arrest a subject for attempted murder,” the agency said.
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Thursday around 10:35 p.m., a woman entered the public area of the Bristol Police Department (CT) lobby and fired multiple rounds into an office window inside the lobby. Police say the office area was unoccupied at the time, and none of the rounds penetra
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“I want to make it clear that Officer Blakely is a hero. He lived as a hero and he died a hero," Knox County Sheriff Tom Spangler said. D
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