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New officers with the Camden County (N.J.) Police Department's Metro Division took over patrol duties from the now-disbanded Camden Police Department on Wednesday. Officials promised more boots on the ground to deal with the crime-plagued city. Read more here. Photos courtesy of Nicholas Henderson/Camden County.
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More pay and fewer police positions are being proposed in a new contract between Baltimore and its police union.
Read More →Retired San Jose, California Police Chief Eddie Garcia has been named the new head of police in Dallas to replace Chief Renee Hall, the city announced.
Read More →Erik Estrada, known for his portrayal of California Highway Patrol officer "Ponch" on the 1970s TV show "CHiPs," talked with POLICE Magazine at POLICE-TREXPO West 2010 about his work with two police organizations to protect children from sexual predators online. Video shot and edited by Kelly Bracken.
Read More →Police say they have several leads to follow after posting images of three men impersonating law enforcement officers wanted for robbing a local medical marijuana patient in Maine.
Read More →The Dallas Police Department has shelved routine dash-cam reviews that mostly caught officers speeding, a move applauded by at least one police union.
Read More →The academy, run by the state, provides basic training to new police officers in Massachusetts and became the subject of an investigation on Feb. 26.
Read More →One billboard reads, "In AC, everyone wants to get lucky. With 73 less police officers, even the bad guys feel lucky. Save Atlantic City, save Atlantic City police officers."
Read More →The rise in Los Angeles police shootings isn't necessarily connected to the rise in assaults on officers, the Los Angeles Police Commission's independent monitor asserts in a new report.
Read More →Police Chief Eddie Garcia, POA leaders and city officials met for about an hour Monday to discuss the situation. That's seen by many as an indication the city could make the emergency declaration as early as next week.
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