
A dash camera from another patrol car captured Officer Thomas Webster approaching Latif Dickerson following a fight back in August 2013. After ordering Dickerson to the ground, Webster is seen kicking him once in the head, knocking him out and breaking his jaw. More Here.
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The Dover, Dela., officer who was featured in a dash cam video singing "Shake It Off" earlier this year is back. This time he's singing duets with a fellow Dover officer.
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A Florence, N.J., police sergeant is recovering after being dragged from a moving car at speeds reported up to 45 mph.
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Retired DuPont chemist Tom Bair died last week in Delaware. Countless police officers and soldiers owe their lives to Dr. Bair because he was instrumental in inventing Kevlar.
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A massive manhunt is underway for the person who opened fire on a Delaware state trooper in Wilmington. Richard Deskis, a 17-year veteran of the Delaware State Police, is recovering at home Thursday after being shot in the arm Wednesday afternoon while assisting Wilmington Police. Read Full Story Here.
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A massive manhunt is underway for the person who opened fire on a Delaware state trooper in Wilmington.
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Ford is recalling certain model year 2005-2011 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors to address a steering failure reported by several law enforcement agencies.
Read More →The Delaware State Police has equipped its vehicle fleet with Rocket vehicle routers offering officers 4G LTE connectivity, according to the company. The agency has signed on with Verizon for its service provider.
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The Delaware State Police have ordered a pair of Bell 429 helicopters to serve airborne law enforcement operations as well as emergency medical services. The light twin-engine helicopters will be delivered in early 2014.
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It sometimes happens that a suspect's lawyer offers to surrender him for arrest and agrees to let his or her client be questioned, provided the lawyer is present during the interrogation.
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