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A Georgia State Patrol K-9 was wounded during a car chase when the suspect fired shots into the trooper’s patrol vehicle. K-9 Armor was sent home Friday to recover, a process expected to take two to four months.
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Officers who work in the most frigid parts of Alaska and North Dakota share their tips for coping with winter at its worst.
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The underreporting began in 2013, after the department switched to its current incident-based reporting system, which allows law enforcement to better classify multiple crimes that occur within a single incident.
Read More →Officer William Kasberg was preparing to enter a state-mandated ALERRT training inside a vacant school and was gathering his items when his weapon accidentally went off, striking him.
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Kennesaw State University Lieutenant Robert Milam was sleeping when he heard a crackling noise in another room. He went to see what it was, and realized it was a fire. He had to go back to his bedroom to save his fiancée.
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Sergeant Natalie Altizer was the first female officer appointed to the North Carolina agency’s Violent Criminal Apprehension Team, a unit that works with state and federal officers to arrest Greensboro’s worst criminals.
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A firsthand look at various federal, national and state certified K-9 Human Remains/Live Find Training in Xenia Ohio.
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When the couple became stranded in the storm, the husband made contact with a nurse at the Cleveland Clinic and the nurse contacted the State Police.
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Michigan State Police found a man dead in the parking lot of its post in Lansing after receiving a call from the man saying he intended to harm himself.
Read More →A Michigan officer was shot Tuesday afternoon while officers were pursuing a suspect who fled on foot during a narcotics investigation. The suspect was also wounded.
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