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The other suspect was taken into custody after some members of the Orlando SWAT team deployed gas in the store.
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A large group of Detroit police officers tackled a man wanted for connection to a homicide in the middle of I-75 Friday after he led them on a high-speed vehicle throughout the city and then fled from his car on foot into traffic on the interstate. More Here.
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E614 is a small 100% non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that donates NIJ Level III ballistic armor to law enforcement officers in need. The charity was co-founded by John Tompkins and Jayne McBride, who both have sons who are veteran police officers.
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A large group of Detroit police officers tackled a man wanted for connection to a homicide in the middle of I-75 Friday after he led them on a high-speed vehicle pursuit throughout the city and then fled from his car on foot into traffic on the interstate.
Read More →The San Jose (CA) Police Department has implemented IPVideo Corporation's AVfusion solution, which is an easy-to-use network-based audio/video recording system designed for police interview rooms.
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D-Zolve 339 from Solvent Kleene Inc. is designed to dissolve and remove carbon and burnt-on oil deposits produced by high heat combustion in firearms.
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Two Sacramento, CA, police officers are expected to survive after they were shot Thursday in south Sacramento, and the shooting suspect was killed by officers, the police department said.
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Chicago Police Officer Bernie Domagala, 66, succumbed on Tuesday to complications from a gunshot wound sustained on July 14, 1988, while at the scene of a barricade situation.
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Henry County, GA, police shot and killed a tiger roaming one of the Atlanta suburb’s neighborhoods early Wednesday morning.
Read More →A Detroit man who shot two city police officers at his home in April was sentenced Wednesday to two years of probation, with the first 90 days to be served in the Wayne County Jail.
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