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One of the largest law enforcement agencies in the US selects Cognyte to support field operations, displacing incumbent provider

Biden was not in the area when the agent was injured during a negligent discharge of his firearm at the Philadelphia International Airport

The law bars most face coverings during enforcement and requires officers to present identification before detaining individuals

The FBI said the material involved is historical in nature and does not include government information

"She spends several days each week ... assisting with administrative work and offering something just as valuable: genuine care for those returning from difficult calls," the L.A. Protective League stated

Rochester officers pleaded with the man to surrender before trying to arrest him by force; he resisted, grabbing an officer's gun and pulling the trigger while it was still in the holster

Hosts Kyle Shoberg and Mark Redlich break down why viral clips without context can shape public opinion and increase danger for law enforcement

Detectives Victor Lemus, Joshua Kelley-Eklund and William Osborn died on July 18, 2025, after one of two grenades found in a Santa Monica apartment complex detonated

James Aren Duckett was sentenced to death in 1988 after being convicted of first-degree murder and sexual battery of an 11-year-old girl

The Union City PD adopted Ezra and his brother, Ellis, in December 2025; the kittens visit Union City Village residents, especially children, after potentially traumatic incidents

The judge cited reasonable doubt after conflicting testimony about whether Kelsey Fitzsimmons pointed a firearm at responding North Andover Officer Pat Noonan

Boston Police Capt. Det. Terry Thomas stated that the agency plans to scale up existing programs

The man called 911 on himself, stating he was going to "kill everybody" in a gym; when officers arrived, he rammed vehicles while pointing a gun at Sparks Police officers

The Court ruled that it was not clearly established that Vermont State Police Sgt. Jacob Zorn violated Shela Linton’s Fourth Amendment rights, entitling him to qualified immunity in the 2015 case

Gordon Graham recounts how a chance encounter launched his career and fueled decades of work in risk management and organizational improvement on CHP's podcast

The announcement by Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper comes after the early release of two high-profile convicted sex offenders under California's Proposition 57

Hartford Police Officer Christopher Vanwey witnessed a girl missing out on hockey merchandise thrown by a mascot and gifting her a toy and a soccer ball

The acquisition will empower agencies to seamlessly manage drone operations, flight authorizations and regulatory compliance from one platform – elevating drone programs as core operational assets

Most reductions will impact community-based programs as the agency seeks up to $4 million in savings, Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi says

The DroneSense Innovation Summit will enable agencies to learn how to lead, govern and sustain programs that support real-time decision making, Drone as First Responder (DFR) models and multi-agency coordination