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A flood damaged Nebraska State Patrol's Kearney office with two feet of water last week, ruining electrical outlets, carpeting, and other office equipment.
Read More →According to NBC News, the officer—33-year-old William Rodriguez—was under investigation for allegations of sexual assault in a November incident when police entered Rodriguez's DNA into the FBI's Combined DNA Index System. They then got a "hit" on a cold case from August 2015.
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SIG Sauer Inc. announced that the City of Milwaukee Police Department is transitioning to the SIG Sauer P320 9mm pistol as its official duty firearm.
Read More →A motor officer with the California Highway Patrol was struck by a passing vehicle on Tuesday afternoon.
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An officer with the Roseville (CA) Police Department has died in his sleep, according to the department.
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Two Animal Cruelty investigators staff the Phoenix Police Department's Animal Crimes Unit, routinely working in partnership with the Animal Cruelty Investigators employed by the Arizona Humane Society.
Read More →Four people were killed in the Angeles National Forest by members of the Fulton clique wielding machetes, baseball bats and knives, the indictment alleges. Along with a slaying in the Malibu hills and another in Whitsett Fields Park in North Hollywood — the clique’s “stronghold,” prosecutors said — the six killings were committed by gang members hoping to gain entry into or advance within the clique’s ranks, according to the indictment.
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Officers with the Springville (UT) Police Department got some assistance from an observant nine-year-old girl with a knack for rendering her memories in drawings as they identified a vehicle suspected to be used in several package thefts.
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The Fullerton (CA) Police Department has released a critical incident briefing—including relevant body-worn camera footage—of the officer-involved shooting that left a 17-year-old teenage girl dead on July 5.
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San Luis Obispo Police Chief Deanna Cantrell accidentally left her sidearm in the restroom of a fast food Mexican restaurant and now it's missing.
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