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“It has been an honor to serve the Oakland community, and I am grateful for the support I’ve received from the residents,” said Chief Floyd Mitchell, who was appointed in May 2024

An “element” of 200 Texas Guard troops were working in the Chicago area, a spokesperson for the U.S. Northern Command told the Associated Press

Lawyers for the city of Los Angeles and the Department of Homeland Security previously argued that the judge's ban was impractical and overly broad

Cybergenetics analysts used TrueAllele Casework to analyze the DNA recovered from the hat

“These individuals’ behavior was completely destructive, dangerous and against the law,” Gov. Maura Healey said

“Protesters turned on police, kicking a marked cruiser, assaulting officers, blocking traffic and setting off devices causing red smoke in the air,” Boston PD Sgt. Det. John Boyle said

“Just in the last four and a half years, we’ve lost over 15,000. That’s a staggering number,” said Patrick Hendry, president of the NYC Police Benevolent Association

"If you take away [officers’] discretion by mandating quotas ... it doesn't bode well for police-community relationships,” former sheriff and State Rep. Phil Plummer said

Under the new vehicle pursuit policy, Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s deputies must also end a pursuit if they fail to get a supervisor’s permission and if they lose sight of the suspect

Sikeston Officer Henry Franklin was killed during a SWAT operation when a barricaded suspect opened fire from inside a home as officers attempted to serve a warrant

A Wall Street Journal report points to rising police killings in rural America — but the data, context and lived experience tell a far more complicated story

Officers who witnessed the attack pursued the man, catching up to him and ordering him to drop the knife; instead, he approached another officer with the knife, leading to the fatal shooting

Deputy Charles Riley, who was married with two children, died from his injuries; Detective Brett Stassi Jr., the son of Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi, remains hospitalized

Brad Lunsford was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of a man who had gained control of his TASER; a judge awarded him a new trial due to errors in jury handling

Officers spotted the suspect and ordered him to raise his hands; the man walked away before suddenly turning around and producing the knife

U.S. District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings said Brett Hankison “failed to demonstrate a substantial question of law or fact material to his appeal justifying bond”

The measure imposed $50,000 fines for officers who knowingly enforced the laws; lower courts found the law violated the U.S. Constitution's Supremacy Clause

Escambia County Deputy Jeremy Cassady, 50, was shot and critically wounded in 2010, causing long-term heath problems that eventually led to his death

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The same judge had temporarily blocked Trump from deploying the Oregon National Guard the day prior