Police One

Jaahnavi Kandula was hit by a Seattle officer who was driving up to 74 mph as he responded to a drug overdose call; he had his emergency lights on and had been using his siren at intersections

Leon Todd, executive director of the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission, credited SAFEGUARD Recruiting’s recruiting-focused approach with doubling applications

As Winter Storms Fern and Gianna moved through in January, FirstNet, Built with AT&T delivered the critical connectivity public safety and essential services rely on

Fresno PD's cadet program allows candidates as young as 18 to train, assist with non-emergency duties and prepare for entry into the police academy

The Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners voted unanimously to approve putting a $2.1 million donation toward the purchase of 24 drones, docking stations and other equipment

The DTX Tactical Carrier was designed to function as a scalable armor platform, supporting front, back, and side armor coverage in a streamlined, duty-ready configuration

Coolidge Police officers were responding to a disturbance outside the station when a man approached, wielding a machete

The man had a removal order and a criminal history that included several drug-related crimes, according to the Department of Homeland Security

The Norristown PD officer was charged with assault, oppression and reckless endangerment after the use of force was deemed unnecessary

Video shows Louisville officers searching around a home for the missing child; as a dog barked nearby, officers decided to follow the dog, finding the boy in a vehicle

FBI Director Kash Patel released previously unseen images showing the suspected captor of "TODAY" host Savannah Guthrie's mother

The White House is expected to give the NYPD the authority to take out unauthorized drones as the city prepares to host several FIFA World Cup events

The Chandler Police Department's Baby at Work program allows new parents who work inside the station to bring children ages six weeks to six months into the office with them

A judge ordered the suspect held without bond on second-degree murder and related charges in the death of Officer Terry Bennett

Phoenix PD officers responded to 911 calls reporting shots fired to find a man pinning down another man; one officer fired shots, fatally wounding the man who disarmed the suspect

Officers say California Assembly Bill 1627 unfairly punishes individuals for prior lawful employment rather than evaluating conduct, qualifications and accountability

Judge Christina Snyder ruled that the mask ban as it was enacted did not also apply to state law enforcement authorities, discriminating against the federal government

A judge set bond at $125,000 for the suspect accused of stabbing the Butler County deputy during traffic control at a vehicle fire

A supervisor and three instructors were charged with involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors said boxing-related training led to the death of Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia

Stoughton Police Lt. Chad O’Neil said the woman is not homeless; she reportedly admitted to relieving herself in the park at specific times based on a personal routine