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A Philadelphia Fire Department paramedic has apologized for an Instagram post that shows two African American men pointing guns at the head of a white police officer. More Here.
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"It was something out of the movies. You see these poor guys trapped in the car, just gotta do what you gotta do to pull them out," Chicago Police Officer Mike Bunyon said. More Here.
Read More →To prevent the escape of suspected smugglers, federal police agents of Ribeirão Preto used a vehicle to ram their plane. The officers, who filmed the moment of approach, prevented the airplane from taking off and in the process arrested five suspects and seized illicit cargo that included notebooks, electronic surveillance equipment and a bicycle.
Read More →A 22-year-old National Guardsman posted a video of himself to Facebook following his positive encounter with a white police officer during a traffic stop in Lexington, S.C., and it's generating a lot of buzz online. More Here.
Read More →Newark Police Chief Steven Sarver told the Columbus Dispatch the incident began when officers from the city’s special-operations group attempted to make an arrest using a warrant at a residence on Union St. just after noon. More Here.
Read More →Within your agency, are officers using e-learning platforms as a means to complete mandatory training and engaging in nothing more than ‘click through’ or ‘mindless clicking’ to get to the end of the training modules?
Read More →A wanted parolee fled from East St. Louis (Ill.) police and US Marshals agents in a vehicle, striking two pedestrians and two police crusiers before being shot and wounded by officers. Read More Here.
Read More →Law enforcement agencies used technology and planning to protect officers and maintain operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More →The man police suspected in the attempted murder of Berkeley County, S.C., Deputy Lt. Will Rogers was identified through a DNA match, and was fatally shot by police after opening fire on them, authorities say. More Here.
Read More →A female civilian on a police ride-along in Madera, CA, got a frightening introduction to law enforcement work as a suspect shot out the patrol car's windshield during a wild chase. More Here.
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