Officers will be trained over dealing with Alzheimer's disease patients who wander away and need to be found
Traditional tools police officers use to control at-risk subjects are often ineffective for those suffering from dementia
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Cognitive impairment, long considered a leading risk factor for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, has been detected in a significant number of 9/11 first responders
Lee Baca withdrew his guilty plea to lying about efforts to thwart an FBI investigation into abuses at the jails he ran and vowed to "set the record straight" at trial
No charges have been filed against the man who police say felt threatened by the dark figure in his yard
As a result of the aging population growth, investigators will see an increase in the elderly as victims and perpetrators of crime
As our population ages, police officers and investigators are faced with the task of frequently interviewing elderly witnesses, victims and suspects
by Evelyn Nieves, New York Times BAKERSFIELD, Calif., — It is going on five months since Margie Dabney, 70 years old and robbed of reason by Alzheimer's disease, was somehow lost at Dallas-Fort Wor...
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