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The bill requires 287(g) agreements for four state law enforcement agencies and requires immigration status verification for certain state-funded benefits

Lindy Jones, 43, was behind the wheel of his car when a passenger, Guy Rivera, opened fire on Diller in March 2024

Katrina Ahrens filed lawsuits alleging that the city allowed a nonprofit organization to mishandle donations intended to honor the memory of her husband, Senior Cpl. Lorne Ahrens

Now-former St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith pleaded guilty after being accused of physically attacking an online critic of his leadership

The man made a non-emergency call reporting that his father had shot his sister; when Pima County deputies arrived, he was waiting with a gun

"I promise I'm a better rider than you too," the motorcycle-riding Orange Police officer can be heard saying as he pursued the man

While the first week of the FIFA World Cup saw positive interactions between law enforcement and fans across the nation, the camaraderie was nowhere more evident than in Boston

The driver faces a felony murder charge with a sentence of up to life in prison in the fatal crash, Warren Police announced

The Orlando PD has been testing its program since October and have deployed drones more than 900 times in that period, Chief Eric Smith said

Two Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's deputies were wounded by a rifle-wielding man after responding to reports of random gunfire

A U.S. District judge ruled that federal assertions against the city's ordinance were insufficient to prove the rule violated the intergovernmental immunity doctrine

Stockton Police officers responded to the scene after 911 callers reported a suspicious person with an ax smashing a front door

The suspected shooter, Bradley Scott Sayer, was described as a 'fan' of the Columbine massacre and wore a shirt matching one of the 1999 shooters

On April 4, 1985, a Worcester County Superior Court jury found Jose Colon, now 63, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Trooper George Hanna

Benjamin Song, who was convicted of opening fire during the July 4 demonstration outside the Prairieland Detention Center, was sentenced to 100 years in prison

Canadian police are investigating a more than 100-page manifesto that authorities believe may have been written by the gunman; the document reportedly contains references to incel ideology

Buffalo PD Det. Richard Hy, who makes commentary videos online about the military, alleges his military background was a motivating factor in "decisions to discipline him and deny him promotions"

A jury found a town administrator had maliciously used a fellow Sherborn officer as a "pawn" to force the veteran chief out

Drone video shows a magnet, attached to the drone by Sacramento County deputies, pulling a knife from the hand of an apparently unconscious man

The FBI alleged the man carved 'there is no God,' a phrase used by Ethan Crumbley, into a firearm with a removed serial number; he is also accused of praising mass shooters online