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The Antioch Police officer buckled his seatbelt after the suspect threatened to crash the vehicle; he made several attempts to stop the suspect before shooting him

Officer John Bartholomew, 38, had served with the Chicago Police Department for ten years; the officer who remains hospitalized is 57 years old with 21 years of service

The suspect referred to himself as a “Friendly Federal Assassin” in writings he sent to family members minutes before the attack

Oradell Officer Frank Stefano found the player didn’t have a pulse and immediately began CPR; he grabbed a defibrillator off the wall and shocked him twice, restoring his heartbeat

Irvine Police stated that the suspect identified Lego sets with high-value collectible pieces, bought them and brought them to his residence

President Trump was evacuated along with top officials after a gunman opened fire at the Washington Hilton

Police say a robbery suspect transported by police to an ER for observation fired on officers two hours later

The investigation was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), with assistance from the NYPD, New York State Police and Clifton Police Department

The money will support about 10 scholarships up to $2,500 for Cuyahoga County high school students pursuing training in fields such as police, fire and emergency medical services

Officers’ alleged ICE welfare check at schools reveals confusion over 287(g) and local authority limits

The ex-Riverside County sheriff’s sergeant sued the agency for retaliating after he reported workplace harassment by forcing him to sign a resignation letter in a fast-food parking lot

The mission marked a milestone for Erlanger LIFE FORCE Air Medical's K-9 Transport Program after a Clay County K-9 suffered acute lung injury from being inadvertently exposed to concentrated ozone

The FLEX uses a fully rotating 180 degree lens with a wide 150 degree field of view, giving users exceptional flexibility when capturing footage

The new policy allows officers to ask about immigration status at stops and removes prohibitions on holding people longer to investigate their status

Officers can be victims of suspects who attack them in incidents that prompt officer-involved shootings, giving them access to victims' rights provided by Marsy's Law, the ruling states

The move changes regulation standards, gives licensed operators a tax break and clarifies that researchers won't be penalized for obtaining state-licensed marijuana for use in their work

The four officers' careers were negatively impacted after they reported unsafe firearms training protocols and staff shortages that left recruits inadequately trained, a jury found

A viral incident highlights a critical leadership challenge in policing: how to identify warning signs of bias, respond quickly and rebuild public trust.

The confrontation began after Alexis Cardenas, who had been released on traffic warrants, refused to leave the Harris County Jail

A total of 43 people have been indicted on charges that include murder, kidnapping, extortion, running an illegal gambling operation and drug trafficking