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In a press conference Wednesday evening, Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt said the injuries of the wounded deputy were non-life-threatening but "very serious."
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During a traffic stop in Hampton on Jan. 11, 2023, Deputy Chambers, who’s also an investigator on the U.S. Marshals Task Force, was trying to arrest Lamont Lewis for allegedly killing his wife on Christmas Day.
Read More →Operational K-9 Medical Team is delivering training to help first responders treat patrol dogs.
Read More →Officer Adam Buckner was responding to a call for service with lights and sirens activated when another driver failed to yield the right of way, police say.
Read More →The exclusionary rule may not apply where police relied in good faith on a warrant later found to be insufficient.
Read More →Classroom, video conference, and online instruction can teach officers a lot of concepts and educate them on law and policy, but they are no substitute for physical training.
Read More →LiveOps integrates with Brinc’s entire hardware ecosystem including, Lemur 2, Brinc Ball and future drones, providing law enforcement with a unified platform for managing crisis negotiations and drone operations.
Read More →Through its collaboration with Coalfire, Cellebrite will offer federal customers access to its SaaS technology. Cellebrite has launched the process to authorize its software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management.
Read More →"Can you care about us before we’re dead?" said Sheriff Bob Fletcher. "Everyone rushes to make a positive statement when someone is killed but before that the support is waning."
Read More →Leon Ruffin, 51, who had been in custody on a second-degree murder charge, was found at a hotel in New Orleans East, with the help of New Orleans Police and the U.S. Marshals Service.
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