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“When attempting to perform a PIT Maneuver, the suspect vehicle turned into the police vehicle, ramming it, and causing both vehicles to roll and leave the roadway and land in a cornfield,” Carmen Boeger, Nampa police spokesperson, said.
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Lee County Sheriff Daniel Simon said law enforcement could not reach the burning vehicle to help K-9 Mikka because they were under fire.
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Presenters Captain Jason Bussert and Sergeant Dax Laporte will discuss examples of real calls for service answered by DFR. Case studies will include de-escalation of incidents and searching for and locating missing persons.
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A California deputy piloting a Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office plane was unscathed following an emergency crash landing Thursday when the plane’s engine failed. The plane flipped, coming to rest on its canopy.
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The 27-year-old man who was suspected of shooting a McBee, South Carolina, police officer Thursday night is dead following an officer-involved shooting in Horry County after a pursuit. The officer is expected to recover.
Read More →One off-duty Philadelphia police officer was grazed by a bullet discharged by a fellow off-duty officer’s personal firearm that discharged inside a locker room at a police station Thursday.
Read More →A sheriff in Kentucky is jailed and charged with murder, 1st degree, in the death of a district judge who was shot Thursday in his chambers at the Letcher County Courthouse. Kentucky State Police said the sheriff shot the judge during an argument.
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Police say, the suspect wrestled the Trooper’s Taser from her hands and threw it into interstate traffic
Read More →“All of the campus’s requests are for non-lethal alternatives to standard-issue firearms, enabling officers to de-escalate situations and respond without the use of deadly force,” UC spokesman Stett Holbrook said in a statement.
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The vehicle was burning and the deputy responded immediately to get the dog named Zuna to safety.
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