Arrests & Sentencing

The troopers, identified as Michael Abbate and Alberto Felix, were both husbands and fathers

The Philadelphia Police Department cruiser was flipped over and then set on fire during a protest over the death of George Floyd

“You were a coward then and you remain a coward today,” said Sandy Jackson, Officer Paul Verna’s widow

Troopers Martin Mack III and Branden Sisca were trying to get a pedestrian to safety when a vehicle “traveling at a high rate of speed” struck all three

In addition to the K-9 and bitten officer, two other officers were also assaulted by the suspect

Five people were injured during the Oct. 3 shooting; both suspected shooters are now in custody

The suspect was captured on surveillance footage crawling under the cruiser and lighting the fire

“Our streets and subways won't be safe if the cops protecting them aren't safe," said Patrick Hendry, president of the Police Benevolent Association union

When the group of three men refused, officers tried to remove them from the subway station and were met with fierce resistance

"Had officers arrived a few seconds later, this could have been a very different outcome," said White Settlement Police Chief Christopher Cook

The officer ordered two groups of men to get off the train before he was attacked

The video shows a series of PIT maneuvers and an attempted escape by jumping from an overpass

One recruit died in the 2022 incident, and 24 were injured; the man was initially charged with attempted murder, but was later found to be asleep at the wheel

After the man ambushed and wounded the deputies, he fled in their cruiser, running over one deputy's leg

IMPD Chief Randal Taylor voiced his frustrations after the suspect was released on a $4,500 instead of a $45,000 bond