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Time after time, officers end up in dangerous situations where they perform simple tactical errors and take for granted that their lives are not endangered.
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An Ohio man is facing five charges after being caught by a real cop for impersonating a police officer.
Read More →Michael Ross, convicted of multiple murders, is now volunteering to end all appeals of his death sentence so he can be executed.
Read More →President Bush has chosen Michael Chertoff, who was involved in developing the administration’s legal strategy against the war on terror, to replace Tom Ridge as Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
Read More →School resource officers serve as important liaisons between police departments and local schools.
Read More →Indeed, when it comes to curbing vehicle theft in Tucson—a city with one of the highest per-capita auto theft rates in the nation—the battle is often waged on uncertain ground. Being located just 40 minutes from the notoriously permeable U.S.-Mexico border doesn’t help matters, either.
Read More →If you're in condition green, go about your life just as you would proceed through an intersection. If you're in condition yellow, use caution and be prepared because condition red may be just around the corner. If condition red does present itself, stop and be prepared to deal with the threat.
Read More →Because the high-powered Taser has been so swiftly fielded by so many agencies, there is no consensus on how officers who carry the weapon should be trained. Despite the fact that Taser International no longer emphasizes that all users should be stunned with the weapon, people at the company believe there are many reasons for departments to consider mandatory exposure.
Read More →Since the majority of OISs are up close and personal, with no cover available, movement becomes an essential element in any gunfight.
Read More →Residents of New York like the job the NYPD is doing, according to a Quinnipiac Universtiy poll.
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