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A K-9 assisted in arresting the suspect, who initially refused to drop his gun until officers fired shots at him

More than 140 police officers were injured during the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, several of whom have since left law enforcement careers behind

Caldwell County Deputy Constable Aaron Armstrong attempted to arrest a suspect he had escorted out of the club when he was shot; he returned fire before collapsing

“Even one officer fatality is too many, and our ultimate goal is to have none. But we’re heartened by any decrease in those numbers,” said Bill Alexander, CEO of the NLEOMF

The law directs the DOJ to work with LE and medical experts to set minimum standards for trauma kits purchased with Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds

The man has been charged with vandalism, criminal trespass, criminal damaging and obstruction of official business for allegedly hitting the home's glass windows with a hammer

The initiative enables Sheriffs to transform raw inmate calls and messages into actionable intelligence

ASTM E3347-25 test result confirms that GC Patrol Shield successfully protects against ASTM-Shield-RF1 and ASTM-Shield-SG threats

The New Holland Police Department announced that as of Jan. 1, the West Earl Township Police Department is providing policing for its service area

“New Hampshire has made it clear that we are not a sanctuary for criminals...” Gov. Kelly Ayotte stated. “We will continue to work to keep our state the safest in the nation.”

A Heber City officer was mistakenly written as turning into a frog after an AI report-writing program picked up a movie playing in the background

One St. Louis County Police Department officer deployed a TASER at the man as he began to run, which was ineffective; he was shot as he ran toward another officer

A U.S. district judge wrote that “the responsibility to lead the [LMPD] in compliance with federal law must remain with the city’s elected representatives and the people they serve.”

As one St. Paul officer exited the cruiser, the other fired through the windshield when the armed man pointed a gun at them

Brooklyn Center police and firefighters worked together to contain the fire, which required 30,000 gallons of water to suppress

SoToxa tests for cocaine, opiates, methamphetamine, amphetamines, benzodiazepines and THC via a saliva swab

The man, who had refused mental health help days earlier, told deputies “don’t miss” and advanced with a knife despite repeated commands to stop

The cards feature a photo of the Oviedo officer, a brief profile of their work assignment and a fun fact about themselves, as well as the officer's personal motto

"Incredible job by all of our deputies who investigated and refused to stop searching for a high lethality DV suspect," Sheriff Derek Sanders stated

Enhanced collaboration with prosecutors and data-driven deployments helped the Baltimore PD solve more crimes than the national average and reduce officer attrition