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The Orofino (Idaho) PD is again organizing Christmas 911, an agency project started a year ago "with the idea of providing full Christmas dinners and gifts to families in our area who were experiencing hardship and most likely would not have much for Christmas," according to Chief Jeff Wilson.
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In a ceremony today, former TV lawman Chuck Norris took on the real-life persona of a role he played on "Walker, Texas Ranger" for nine seasons on television.
Read More →At the Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, the Memorial Fund logo will adorn both the hood and lower quarter panels of the team's No. 27 Ford Fusion and the organization's URL, LawMemorial.org, will appear on the upper quarter panels, decklid and television panel.
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We asked you to send us a photo of you in uniform with a recognizeable person for a "brush with greatness" photo gallery. After receiving all your submissions, we've assembled them into this gallery, so enjoy paging through to see the familiar faces posing with law officers whose work has led them into contact with actors, politicians and other celebrities. Thanks for all your submissions!
Read More →Former Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier will be signing autographs and greeting visitors at Digital Ally's Booth #1035 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Olympic gold medal winner dealt Muhammad Ali his first professional loss in "The Fight of the Century" at Madison Square Garden in 1971.
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Do you have a photo of yourself (in uniform) with someone our readers would recognize? Send us a photo for consideration for inclusion in our "Brushes With Greatness" photo gallery.
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Do you have a photo of yourself (in uniform) with someone our readers would recognize? Send us a photo for consideration for inclusion in our "Brushes With Greatness" photo gallery.
Read More →Detective James Spicer of the Dover (Del.) PD and Kyle Russel of the Alexandria City (Va.) PD were hosted by DuPont and Gordon at the Saturday race.
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James Mee, who is still employed with the department, claims supervisors passed him over for promotions and that his job performance has been unfairly scrutinized, after he refused to redact Gibson's anti-Semitic remarks from his incident report.
Read More →Anne Bremner called the deputy a Nazi and the "creepiest officer" she'd ever met. She also threatened "I will sue your ass" and "it'll be bad for you guys," according to the report.
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