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A McAlester (Okla.) Police officer has been suspended for using his TASER on an intoxicated woman who spit on him during the jail booking process. Read the full story here.
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An Ohio college sophomore allegedly threatened to slap an Oxford Police officer "across the face with his penis" after he was caught urinating in public. Craig McIntire, a 21-year-old student at Miami University of Ohio, was arrested over the weekend when he refused to stop "urinating in an alleyway."
Read More →A 21-year-old Maryland man now faces multiple charges after he allegedly caused the deaths of 70,000 chickens in Delmar when he broke in to a poultry farm while intoxicated.
Read More →The city of Owasso, Okla., is seeking to re-fire Lt. Mike Denton, whose earlier termination for excessive force was overturned by an arbitrator.
Read More →A Naples, Fla., man faces a felony charge after being accused of walking out of the McDonald's in East Naples without paying for a cup of soda.
Read More →A Montgomery County (Md.) Police Department officer committed suicide after leading a Maryland trooper on a high-speed pursuit on Monday.
Read More →An Austin (Texas) Police Department officer was fatally shot after responding to a report of an intoxicated man at a Walmart early Friday. Senior Police Officer Jaime Padron was shot in the neck at point-blank range after arriving at the Walmart off I-35 near Parmer Lane.
Read More →Canadian Robert Wilkinson, 29, belts out an a cappella version of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" from the back seat of a police cruiser while intoxicated.
Read More →Former Lincoln (R.I.) Police Officer Edward Krawetz was given a suspended sentence after a jury convicted him of felony battery for kicking a disorderly woman outside a casino in 2009. Watch his testimony from the January trial.
Read More →Arizona legislation has passed the House that would allow law enforcement to arrest subjects for public drunkenness, reversing a 1974 statute that has tied the hands of officers.
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