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The ruling finds that officer names and administrative reviews tied to use-of-force incidents are generally not protected personnel records under Anton’s Law

Videos show Pauls Valley High School Principal Kirk Moore wrestling the gun away from the suspect as he tackled him, getting shot in the leg in the process

Two NJSP detectives assigned to a U.S. Marshals task force found the man on a front porch; when they instructed him to raise his hands, he grabbed a revolver instead

The suspect approached a female shopper and a 3-year-old boy, then displayed a large knife she had taken from the store and “took possession of the child," Omaha Deputy Chief Scott Gray said

Integration connects YASSI’s vehicle record lookup infrastructure with Autura’s TowLien lien processing workflow, delivering faster response times, normalized data and more efficient access for tow operators nationwide

Video shows a curious manatee circling a Bradenton PD patrol boat for the perfect stream, earning the nickname “dock inspector”

SB233 makes fleeing from law enforcement in a vehicle a felony and states that repeat offenders will face mandatory jail time

In December 2025, jurors found former Loveland officer Dylan Miller guilty of violating "Olivia’s" civil rights after a more than two-week-long trial and 13 hours of deliberations

By requiring an RFID credential to fire, Real County’s new duty weapons are designed to prevent a seized firearm from being used against a deputy during prisoner transport

The new law states that for misdemeanor possession offenses based solely on a colorimetric test, officers must issue a court summons instead of making an arrest

As a victim pursues a lawsuit against OpenAI, the Florida State Attorney released BWC video showing an officer shooting the suspect before dismounting his motorcycle

Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt said he has hotel records, LPR photos and witness testimony that prove Summer Sundas Naqvi was not in jail when she claimed to be

Everyone got out of the car and were detained as New York State Police troopers extinguished the fire and arrested the suspect

"This incident is a stark reminder of the dangers our deputies face during everyday tasks that most people might consider routine," the Collier County Sheriff's Office stated

The NYPD officers were working an overtime shift when they came across one of the victims before fatally shooting the suspect

From crime concerns to cultural signals, public support for policing is rebounding

The man was allegedly holding the vehicle's driver against her will and had stabbed her the day before; he resisted Chino PD officers, claiming to be suffering a heart problem

Even after the city's efforts to revamp the hiring process, the department currently has 8,677 sworn personnel — the lowest total in nearly 25 years

Samuel Machado, who was a Yolo County Sheriff's lieutenant at the time of the explosion, allegedly illegally stored more than 1 million pounds of fireworks and used his position to evade scrutiny

Landon Faulkner, 24, joined the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office in 2022; in all, he served in law enforcement for nearly six years