Inside An FBI Undercover Operation

The two-year investigation initially targeted corrupt employees at the DMV who sold fraudulent driver's licenses and vehicle registrations to drug dealers, terrorists, organized crime figures, and other scumbags who used aliases to enter and leave the U.S. and otherwise facilitate their criminal activity.

5 Former Memphis Officers Federally Indicted Over Tyre Nichols’ Death

The indictment lists four separate counts including, excessive force, failure to intervene, deliberate indifference, conspiracy to witness tamper, and witness tampering.

Jake King and Clayton Culpepper

Hacker Heads to Federal Prison for Breaching Police Websites

John Anthony Borell III of Toledo pleaded guilty to five counts of computer intrusion for hacking into police websites in Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Syracuse, N.Y., and Springfield, Mo.

Steve Ijames

Original SWAT Wins Emmy for Commercial

The 2006 television advertisement for Original SWAT Footwear Co. won a Midsouth Regional Emmy last Saturday night, winning the award for Best Commercial Spot. The ad, which appeared during programming for the Original SWAT World Challenge on ESPN, was honored at the Nashville/Midsouth Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Science.

Arkansas, Alabama Officers Honored by Columbia Southern University

The Outstanding Law Enforcement Professional Award was established as part of National Crime Prevention Month (October) and to recognize CSU’s criminal justice students and graduates for their commitment to safety, professionalism and their accomplishments in the field.

Heidi Sievers

Senators Unveil Competing Bills to Fund Capitol Police

Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., introduced a $3.6 billion measure, which would direct $679.3 million toward Capitol Police and related security efforts. Meanwhile, the panel's ranking Republican, Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby, unveiled a much smaller $632.9 million package to direct funds just to Capitol Police and the National Guard.