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Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall tried out the Denver Police Department’s shooting simulator this week. This comes after his protests during the national anthem before the start of Broncos games.
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Dear President Trump, you have vowed to make America great again. But I would like to speak with you about how you can make the law enforcement community and the American public safe again.
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The mayor has named Anne Kirkpatrick, a former police chief of Spokane, Washington, as the chief for Oakland, sources told the East Bay Times. More Here.
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Last week security working the Charlotte Hornets vs. Miami Heat NBA game at Charlotte's Spectrum Center barred an North Carolina Highway Patrol honor guard from entering the arena because the troopers were armed.
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The mayor has named Anne Kirkpatrick, a former police chief of Spokane, WA, as the chief for Oakland, sources told the East Bay Times.
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One of the most violent years in Chicago history ended with a sobering tally: 762 homicides, the most in two decades in the city and more than New York and Los Angeles combined.
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Police are searching for the gunman who shot the 14-year-old son of a Kannapolis, NC, police officer in the head while the boy sat in a car in east Charlotte late Monday night.
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Police are searching for the gunman who shot the 14-year-old son of a Kannapolis, NC, police officer in the head while the boy sat in a car in east Charlotte late Monday night. More Here.
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A Detroit concert turned into a big problem for singer-songwriter Trey Songz, who was arrested after an alleged violent outburst ended with a Detroit police sergeant's concussion, police said.
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“We know there’s almost never one simple explanation for any set of data points,” said 60 Minutes producer Andrew Bast. “So we were very cautious to not draw grand conclusions, but at the same time we wanted to find out what relationship this data had to the spike in violence.”
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