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A statement from Lee County (FL) Sheriff Mike Scott in the hours following the mass shooting in Orlando has drawn mixed reactions from the public.
Read More →Reacting to the deadliest mass murder shooting in U.S. history, a Missouri sheriff is waiving any fees for people wanting a five-year concealed carry permit in his county during the month of June. More Here.
Read More →It appears Howard Bryant, a columnist employed by ESPN, is offended by police officers being honored by professional sports teams. However, there is a reason the majority of Americans have favorable views of the police and honor their service to their communities.
Read More →The deputy, who was shot in the cheek, was assisting York City Police in serving an arrest warrant for Nickol's escape.
Read More →An on-duty Winnsboro (LA) Police Department officer was killed in a one-vehicle car crash while responding to a call on Louisiana State Highway 4.
Read More →New Orleans Police officer Natasha Hunter, 32, died Tuesday afternoon of injuries she suffered early Sunday morning when a suspected drunk driver hit her while she investigated a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 10 shoulder near the Esplanade Avenue exit, New Orleans police said.
Read More →Calhoun County (MI) Sheriff Matt Saxton says the weekend shooting deaths of a deputy and his wife appear to be a murder-suicide.
Read More →Calhoun County (MI) Sheriff Matt Saxton says the weekend shooting deaths of a deputy and his wife appear to be a murder-suicide. More Here.
Read More →A New Orleans Police Department officer was working an auto accident on I-10 this weekend when she was struck by a vehicle reportedly driven by a motorist under the influence of alcohol and gravely injured, according to New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Michael Harrison. More Here.
Read More →A New Orleans Police Department officer was working an auto accident on I-10 this weekend when she was struck by a vehicle reportedly driven by a motorist under the influence of alcohol and gravely injured, according to New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Michael Harrison.
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