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Former interim commissioner Thomas Donlon alleges Mayor Eric Adams and his allies promoted unqualified loyalists and punished whistleblowers

Kelsey Fitzsimmons was shot after an armed confrontation when three North Andover officers served her with a restraining order

The police chiefs have been accused of charging $5,000 per person to make it appear as though an immigrant seeking a visa was the victim of a fictional armed robbery

Prosecutors say attackers used fireworks and anti-ICE graffiti to lure out unarmed corrections officers from Prairieland Detention Center before opening fire with rifles

The RTCC, launched on May 20, has aided police in 600 incidents and plays a role in 90 ongoing investigations

The NYPD moved to fire 31 officers after finding they were hired despite being found to be unfit during the hiring process; the PBA sued, temporarily blocking their termination

The Wingate Town Council approved the move in a 4-1 vote, citing long-term cost savings

The Dade County Sheriff's Office changed its policies so that any K-9 vehicle that isn’t in working order will be taken out of service

“Thanks to our troops who stepped up to answer the call, the lawlessness in Los Angeles is subsiding," Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said

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“Hello,” the woman says, blinking in surprise at the sight of two uniformed officers holding her dinner

Upon arrival, deputies learned that a man had broken into a residence and remained inside with the victim

A man located the Colt M4, still secured in its case, in the same area deputies suspected the rifle had gone missing

The department needs to be prepared to both staff events and be able to respond to the daily public safety demands of the city

Officers believed the suspect had a drug overdose after they attempted to wake him up, police said, which prompted a "forced entry"

The suspect, who was wearing a woman's sundress and sweater tied around his torso, can be seen approaching the shop counter with a gun and knife in his bag

As the officer wrestled the armed suspect to the ground, a passerby stepped in and helped secure the weapon

Joseph Huffaker and Brendan Jacy Tatum, while working as Rohnert Park officers, targeted drivers, telling them "they were federal agents to scare them"

Despite being partially paralyzed in the shooting, Officer Kelvin Patrick continued to serve the department for 10 years before medically retiring

Knox County Deputy Dalton Swanger was struck with a heavy object, causing multiple injuries and a grand mal seizure