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NYC Corrections has bought multiple units of the DrugDetect-F1 to ensure officer safety in a dynamic environment

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension report shows a statewide drop from 89 requests in 2023 to just 19 in 2024

Lt. Albert Stout, a 31-year veteran, died from typhus complications after exposure at the city’s animal control facility

NYPD Detective Jacqueline Demerest had arrested the suspect in two other stolen vehicle cases earlier this year

The Hamilton County Association of Chiefs of Police says lax bail and sentencing practices undermine officer safety and erode community trust

The Wrap-Merlin 1 prototype launches Kevlar tethers to physically entangle hostile drones midair, offering a reusable alternative to traditional jamming or interceptor tools

The White House outlined sweeping measures to support law enforcement and reverse policies it says embolden violent criminals

The two, both employed with the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, had recently separated and were in a custody dispute when the deputy fatally shot the detention specialist, then himself

Traka's range of intelligent lockers and electronic key cabinets has expanded to include solutions for weapon and evidence storage and public safety fleet vehicles

50 sensors, which operate on Verizon’s 5G network, are distributed across flood-prone areas

Ex-trooper Kasha Domingue shot the man, who fled on foot from the 2018 stop, before misreporting the shooting as a TASER deployment

The suit claims Coos Bay officers were “deliberately indifferent” to the man’s signs of distress as they left him alone in a cruiser for several minutes

President Donald Trump said he is also invoking Section 740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act to deploy members of the National Guard

The wounded officer was struck in both legs and sustained a graze wound to his face

Officer David Rose was mortally wounded while responding; Rose, 33, a former Marine who served in Afghanistan, had graduated from the police academy in March

Sgt. Caleb Eisworth was a decorated officer, having served for 23 years; he was riding his patrol motorcycle to an assignment when he was struck by a motorist

Spokane County Sheriff's Sgt. Kenneth Salas, 59, was just 30 shifts from retirement after a 34-year law enforcement career and two decades of military service

How quickly can you identify the police department in this patrol vehicle photo?

Michigan law enforcement arrested the driver at his home for cutting off the U.S. Border Patrol vehicle, thanks to agents who took a photo of their license plate

Jason Goodrick was accused in a now-dismissed lawsuit of repeatedly harassing female co-workers and then taking away their work responsibilities when they reported him