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The measure calls on AG Pam Bondi to seek to overturn legal rulings that make it difficult for cities and states to force homeless people into shelters and substance-abuse centers

Bakersfield officers tried to speak to the woman and deployed TASERs, but she continued to approach, leading to the shooting

When an officer arrived at the scene, a person exited a house claiming they had been “hit” by a gun

The court ruled the law “meaningfully constrains" the right to keep arms by forcing gun owners to get rechecked before each ammo purchase

Natalie Rupnow opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School, killing 2; her father could face up to 18 years in prison

Company commits to transparently propelling the power of AI in protecting people, property and places

“If New York City won’t stand up for the safety of its citizens, we will,” Attorney General Pamela Bondi said in a news release

Lorain Officer Phillip C. Wagner, 35, was known for dedication and compassion

The corrections officer said he was "fighting for his life" as the man was "trying to kill him"

“When he drove that car onto that sidewalk, he aimed it at a whole sea of pedestrians," LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said in announcing the charges

Officers pulled the child to safety before one officer fired at the driver who steered toward them

The pause is limited to the Global Strike Command; the rest of the Air Force and the other armed services have not announced any orders to avoid using the pistols

Officers with children under 5 can receive up to $400 monthly through Atlanta Police Foundation-backed subsidy

Thousands of convenience stores across the U.S. will offer free coffee, drinks, or snacks to uniformed first responders on July 24 as part of the 2025 24/7 Day

A Jan. 6 selfie captured D.C. Officer Jeffrey Smith’s head injury, evidence that let PSOB declare his 2021 suicide a line of duty death and release survivor benefits.

The man, who “had an arsenal of weapons with him,” was shot and killed by officers after opening fire, Lorain police say

If they know why Kohberger did it, investigators haven't said so publicly; it is also not clear why he spared two roommates who were home at the time

Utah Communications Authority to implement Motorola Solutions Virtual Response statewide to speed response and prioritize 911 resources

A criminal complaint the man was recorded on surveillance video scaling a fence to a private lot for reserve NYPD vehicles before lighting 11 of them on fire