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Officers with the Buffalo (NY) Police Department will no longer be required to display their names on their uniforms.
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A video that surfaced on YouTube over the weekend shows a handcuffed man being slapped and kicked by Buffalo PD officers. One officer has already been suspended; five others are under investigation. Read Full Story Here.
Read More →Buffalo Police have now suspended one officer without pay pending an investigation into a April 19th incident. A video that surfaced over the weekend shows a handcuffed man being slapped and kicked by Buffalo (N.Y.) PD officers.
Read More →A Buffalo Police officer who was paralyzed by a suspect's bullet during a 2006 shooting has succumbed to wounds that ended her law enforcement career. Officer Patricia "Patty" Parete, 48, died early Saturday at her home.
Read More →May’s active shooter attacks could have been even worse if a retired officer and Border Patrol agents had not taken decisive action against the gunmen.
Read More →"She drove up slowly and opened her driver's side door and called out to the man, 'Sir, are you OK?' He jumped on the hood of the patrol car and worked his way over to the open window and climbed onto her lap and started punching her and grabbing for her gun," said Central District Chief Joseph A. Gramaglia.
Read More →The search for missing Buffalo police diver Craig Lehner entered its fourth day Monday morning as boats and dive teams returned to the Niagara River. He is presumed dead.
Read More →After five long days of searching the relentless Niagara River, the body of missing Buffalo Police diver Craig Lehner has been found. The police made the official announcement just after 3 p.m.
Read More →Every summer a department of 14 sworn morphs into a large multi-agency police force to accommodate the town’s annual motorcycle rally.
Read More →Law enforcement fan Jeremiah Derks, 12, was diagnosed with cancer in July and is currently going through chemotherapy following surgery.
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