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The agency substantially reduced residential searches while undergoing training to meet consent decree requirements, but aims to revive the practice now that training has been completed

Phoenix Police pursued the man and an officer tackled him to the ground after he pointed the gun at bystanders in a park

The bill would lower the state's retirement age from 57 to 55, a move which proponents say will help agencies hire and retain first responders

“I saw the device hit the floor...” Sgt. Luis Navarro said. “I knew that I needed to save lives. So I ran towards the people to make sure that nobody got hurt.”

Authorities say law enforcement agencies are reviewing preparedness plans as tensions with Iran escalate

The San Jose Police Department significantly surpassed its adopted overtime budget of $26.6 million, with total personnel services running $16.5 million over budget

The suspect can be seen on surveillance footage holding a gun to the woman's head as she screamed for help when the deputies intervened

The man questioned why Marion Police officers worked "for evil" and pulled a machete from his clothing when they arrived at the scene

As tensions escalate overseas, local agencies may face heightened risks from lone-actor attacks, soft-target threats and possible cyber retaliation

The Feb. 4 crash that killed Arizona DPS trooper paramedic Hunter Bennett and pilot Robert Skankey was caused by a mechanical issue that occurred as they responded to a police shootout

Guy Rivera faces murder, attempted murder and weapon possession charges nearly two years after the Diller's death

Chino PD officers entered a home to find a man threatening a woman with a knife; the man refused instructions to drop the weapon and chased after the victim instead

After Pasco County deputies located a man suspected of fatally shooting a neighbor over a property dispute, the suspect raised a gun and shot an officer

This year’s survey examines what officers experience during a patrol shift — from call load and backup availability to reporting time and proactive policing opportunities

Why 360-degree coverage matters for small protective details

South Florida’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force task force has seen a nearly 1,000% increase in tips in eight years, from a little over 2,000 in 2017 to over 25,000 in 2025

Free webinars and daily wellness resources will address injury recovery, mental health, resilience and agency wellness strategy

The Department of War said Maj. Sorffly Davius, 46, of Cambria Heights, Queens, N.Y., died Friday at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, as a result of a non-combat related incident

NYPD Chief Aaron Edwards tackled the suspect while Sgt. Luis Navarro ran toward a lit improvised explosive device to protect nearby protesters

While Fort Lauderdale PD officers were handling a separate incident, the man approached the scene, fired shots into the air and later lowered his gun toward officers