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A Riverside case involving disabled veteran plates touches on police discipline, military service, due process and public perception

The ranking compared all 50 states and D.C. across 30 metrics, including pay, training requirements, officer safety and job protections

The LAPD is seeking 520 recruits for the next fiscal year, but projected officer losses mean the force would grow by only about 10 officers

NYPD officers fired shots after the suspect ignored at least 20 commands to drop the weapon and advanced with a raised blade

Crittenden County Deputy Rick Coyle, a veteran officer and school resource officer, was wounded while serving guardianship paperwork

“I still see his face,” former N.Y. Jets player and current Jacksonville Sheriff's Officer Laveranues Coles said when he was in Charlotte to share his story with PAL youth

So far in 2026, thieves have snatched 71 vehicles compared to 58 in the same period in 2025, a 22% uptick in the grand larceny auto category

The suspect entered a branch of U.S. Bank in Berea and “immediately shot and killed a male victim” and then fatally shot a teller, according to an FBI affidavit

Louisiana State Police officials credited the “Who Killed Roxanne Sharp?” podcast with generating tips from the public and prompting witnesses to approach investigators

The Norwich City Council approved the use of $3.5 million from the city's capital budget and American Rescue Plan Act funds for the new system

The suit calls the law an “unconstitutional attempt to regulate federal law enforcement officers”

The program is available to officers and civilian workers who have worked for the Charlestown PD for more than five years; the time off is unrelated to their vacation, personal and sick time

The suspect is accused of speeding more than 50 mph, running multiple red lights and knocking an LASD deputy off a motorcycle

Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, stated that the videos show no evidence that the officer was struck by friendly fire

The former Riverside Police officers have filed a lawsuit alleging the department discriminated against them based on their disabled veteran status

The Temple Terrace PD officer was travelling at more than 100mph in his unmarked cruiser while on duty but not “actively taking law enforcement action,” according to an affidavit

From injury risk to performance gaps, this summit tackles the realities female first responders face — and delivers training built specifically for them

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Thomasz Szabo was convicted of organizing swatting calls and bomb threats against dozens of U.S. targets, including Congress members, federal judges and the heads of federal LE agencies

A group of sheriffs filed a lawsuit following the law's passage, alleging it gave the state certification board unconstitutional authority to remove elected sheriffs