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Brentwood PD says the suspect, a convicted felon, resisted arrest and gained control of a rifle after officers developed probable cause to search his vehicle

An 18-year-old surrendered to police and faces misdemeanor charges after officers responding to a disturbance were pelted with snowballs during a planned park gathering

The newest capability adds advanced License Plate Reader analysis to the TRULEO AI agent suite

With SS8’s Discovery, the agency fused these sources into a single analytical view, providing automated filtering, real-time link analysis

The department’s installation includes two-camera ARSENAL configurations designed to capture synchronized front-facing roadway footage and infrared rear-seat transport video

Sidney Dorsey was convicted of murder and racketeering in the ambush of DeKalb County sheriff-elect Derwin Brown

Newville officials eliminated an officer position, leaving the chief — currently out on workers’ compensation — as the department’s sole member

Deputy Jose Rivera was struck near his body-worn camera, which may have altered the trajectory of one bullet, Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood said

The new directive bars masks intended to conceal identity while permitting use for safety, health and weather-related reasons

Billy Leon Kearse fatally shot Fort Pierce Officer Danny Parrish after seizing his firearm during a traffic stop, firing 14 rounds

Travis County District Attorney José Garza said his office is not seeking charges against the officers who fatally shot a gunman during a downtown mass shooting

The state added 68 officers in 2025, but population growth outpaced hiring, further lowering staffing levels, Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs data shows

After being shot in the hand, the San Jose sergeant returned fire before a second round struck him in the head

The Volusia County deputy was working with a trainee on his eighth day of patrol when a suspect opened fire; despite being wounded, he broadcast suspect details before being rushed to a trauma center

Acting ICE director Todd Lyons said many requests involved assault, weapons and drug charges

Antioch officials say the department has revised use of force, pursuit and bias-policing policies amid a multiyear federal compliance deal

Engineered for mission-ready performance, the new docking stations combine Gamber-Johnson’s trusted durability with a refined, modern design built for demanding environments

Learn how police can identify sleeper cells, boost intelligence sharing, harden targets and coordinate with federal partners before a foreign terrorist attack.

The Thurston County sergeant used a convincing K-9 whine to persuade a suspect to comply after fleeing on foot

Video shows the suspect aiming twice before firing, with the round passing through the Fresno PD officer’s hair and knocking off his hat