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Over six hours, the man fired his gun no less than 24 times; one gunshot struck a cruiser where deputies were taking cover, and one struck an armored vehicle where a deputy was seated

The change to the police department legal fund, plus a trim to the fire department's vehicle budget, will cover the estimated $1.4 million cost of the firefighter pay increases

Partnership brings real-time aerial intelligence to first responders with automated mapping and hotspot detection

The report found that with current staffing levels, about 80% of child abuse reports don’t get assigned to an investigator and the majority of property crimes also go uninvestigated

The judge found that gathering evidence through the use of a cell site simulator would give law enforcement "unbridled discretion to examine the movements of private citizens at all times for thirty days"

A U.S. District judge ruled Duane Yates would have been required to file his lawsuit within two years of the events surrounding his alleged rights violations, which occurred in 2001

A lawsuit alleged that Mayor Jacob Frey must ensure the city maintains more than 731 officers; a judge agreed, ordering Frey to hire officers by January 2027 or go to trial

Suspended Franklin Township Officer Kevin Bollaro is accused of interviewing one person while responding to calls reporting gunshots and screaming before going out for pizza

Deputy Damien Draper Bost, 30, had served with the sheriff’s office eight years and was a school resource officer at South Columbus High School

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