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A jury found Andrea Cothran guilty of first-degree felony murder and several other charges in the fatal shooting of Fairway Officer Jonah Oswald

The suspect and a bystander were killed in the shooting, and an LVMPD officer was wounded when a shot fired through the doorway pierced her ballistic vest

Oakland officers attempted to tase the man before he raised pipes with knives taped to the ends and stepped toward them

Capt. Gregory Touchberry was fired from his position with the Columbus PD shortly after he sent other officials an email criticizing the department's performance tracking system

Council members opposing the measure cited Boston’s community policing model, while supporters pointed to staffing shortages, mandatory overtime and officer burnout

Pinellas County Deputy Troy Savetz took the woman from her home before they were both found dead inside a rental vehicle, Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco said

Idaho State Police Specialist Steve McClain returned fire at the armed gunman who was outside the Twin Falls restaurant

Deputy Betty Uriegas was patrolling during a tropical storm when a crash left her paralyzed; she had served with the Hall County Sheriff's Office for nine years

The reported $20 million planned purchase would equip ICE officers with Generated Low Output Voltage Emitters (G.L.O.V.E.)

"Support specialists" would assist Baton Rouge Police in reviewing cold cases and bodycam video, assisting with public records requests and operating the drone program

Warranty registration, size-fit tools, product updates and community connection all in one place

New map layers give public safety agencies real-time fire detection and smoke conditions integrated directly into LiveOps at no additional cost

The upgraded CAD system will significantly enhance how the city manages more than 200,000 incidents per year, coordinates resources and uses real-time intelligence — including integrated autonomous drone operations

The Kansas City Police officers first asked if the suspect’s phone was ringing, assuming they heard a goat-sounding ringtone, the department stated

Connecticut State Police troopers questioned the man, and he told them he worked for “Special Forces," state police said; but when he was asked for credentials, he came up empty

A Dallas Police officer fired four shots at an undercover officer who was approaching a vehicle theft suspect with their gun drawn

Despite the deputy's efforts to put out a vehicle fire, the suspect fleeing the stop was killed in the crash

The Rumbler is a low-frequency siren which emits noise that is intended to penetrate solid materials and be heard by drivers inside increasingly soundproofed vehicles

A grand jury charged Dequwan Houchins, 30, with five counts of misconduct in office and four counts of falsifying public records

The devices spray a forensically identifiable liquid onto suspects and vehicles at incident scenes; police in the UK are utilizing the devices to crack down on e-bike crime