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The expanded eligibility comes as retirements, military deployments and long-term absences leave the Worcester PD down 58 officers, with dozens more eligible to retire this year

Officer Michael Jensen's parents told the court they continue to live with the pain of losing their son in the 2024 ambush as the gunman's father was sentenced on an illegal weapons conviction

The plaintiff, Sam O’Hara, sued the district, four Metropolitan PD officers and a guard member from Ohio after they allegedly detained him for following a patrol while playing Darth Vader’s theme song

Dotty McDonald is known for frequently going on police ride-alongs and hosting Newport Beach officers and their families for dinner at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club

From D.C. to California, agencies are expanding security with drones, traffic enforcement and marine patrols

New regulations allow DPD officers to wear department-issued hats or hats from approved police associations, as well as a single nose stud and certain approved hand tattoos

At a budget press conference, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he backed down from increasing the headcount; he estimated cost of the increase would have been $70 million

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling joined the police department in 1992 as a patrol officer, before later serving as the department’s counterterrorism chief

Replaces voice calls with real-time video intelligence – reducing firefighting duration and giving commanders additional situational awareness to make faster, better decisions

Trooper Michael Pahira Jr., a nearly 20-year law enforcement, was assisting with a commercial vehicle inspection when he was fatally struck by an out-of-control truck

After more than a minute of a physical altercation over the gun, the man appeared to break away with the gun before the Oak Park Police officer fired multiple shots

In the case, a businessman allegedly paid three Louisiana police chiefs and a police marshal to create false violent crime reports naming immigrants as victims

Oklahoma City Police K-9 Dash grabbed onto a fleeing suspect's leg; the suspect then began to drive away, dragging the K-9 "a significant distance down the road"

The suspect has been charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction, impersonating a law enforcement officer and possession of a controlled substance

A lower court previously ruled that Connecticut's gun laws imposed "reasonable restrictions on unusually dangerous weapons" that were "uniquely designed to create mayhem"

Pierce County prosecutors stated they could not definitively prove that the first driver acted with negligence or that the second driver knew they struck Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting

As the officer physically struggled with a suspect, "multiple members of the group congregating began throwing various items at [the officer] including alcoholic beverages”

Programs include funding to help first responders cover the cost of treatment, legislation aiming to protect those suffering from PTSD from discrimination and investments into treatment research

After the vehicle pursuit, the suspect fled on foot into brush before being tracked down by a Manatee County K-9 and surrendering to officers

Using a $500,000 federal grant, the new system links up all bail orders onto the Department of Safety’s State Police On-Line Telecommunications System so that officers can see any decisions made in all courts on the same day