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The man then walked back to his grey Honda Civic. When Harbor Police officers approached the man, police say he presented a gun.
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Six Whittier, Calif., police officers are suing the city, saying they faced retaliation when they complained and refused to meet alleged ticket and arrest quotas. More Here.
Read More →Footage from a North Charleston (S.C.) Police cruiser shows brothers Deangelo Mitchell, right, and his younger brother, Wayne Mitchell discussing what to do about drug charges they face. Wayne Mitchell died less than an hour after eating cocaine, police said.
Read More →A Philadelphia police detective is being charged with obstruction of justice for using an FBI-issued cell phone to make the call that he knew would warn a drug kingpin that a law enforcement raid was about to go down, and then lying about it to investigators.
Read More →Officers in Tokyo recently unveiled their plans to help fight drones. Civilian drones are banned in parts of the Japanese capital, but police drones will use nets to capture flying objects and bring them to the ground. More Here.
Read More →HD Barcode LLC has developed a complete solution designed to assist officers with accessing important information about their injured or fallen colleagues.
Read More →Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday took a page out of former Mayor Richard M. Daley’s playbook, creating a $3 million program to help up to 100 police officers, firefighters and paramedics purchase homes in “targeted” Chicago neighborhoods.
Read More →The police department posted on Facebook that Officer Charles "Rob" Roberts' heart stopped from COVID-19 complications, and he was taken to Mountainside Hospital after officers and EMTs performed "life-saving measures."
Read More →In the month since the shooting, the Dallas Police Department's trauma response has shifted toward creating a long-term counseling plan for police officers grieving those killed in the downtown ambush.
Read More →As part of "Operation Blue Christmas," an initiative of the Los Angeles Police Protective League, Officer Yesenia Rodriguez and Sgt. Jerretta Sandoz showed up to help a terminally ill mom and her family celebrate the holiday.
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