Boston Marathon

Officer who tackled Boston Marathon bomber retires

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Sgt. Jeffrey Pugliese came face to face with the bombers in a gunfight in 2013

Supreme Court could reimpose Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence

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The justices agreed to hear an appeal filed by the Trump administration

The impact of mental health on officer retention: What leaders can do to turn the tide

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Taking the time to acknowledge the issues your officers are facing and talking about it openly is a step in the right direction

Memorial to victims of Boston Marathon bombing completed

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Three stone pillars representing the three people who died at the race's finish line were installed Monday, marking the final step of the $2 million project

Using municipal vehicles to increase security at public events

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A sanitation truck, snow removal equipment or public works vehicle are moveable barriers that can harden mass gatherings from vehicle terror attacks and other threats

How FirstNet bolstered communications for Boston Marathon first responders

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Five years made a world of difference to first responders on the ground in Boston on race day

Police honor LEO who died in wake of Boston Marathon bombing

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An LEO who died a year after he was wounded in a confrontation with the bombers has been promoted

Unsung hero: The story of the Boston bombing’s fifth victim

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From a very early age, Officer Dennis “D.J.” Simmonds wanted to be a hero

Crowdsourcing crime: Why the public may be your best investigative asset

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Crowdsourcing video and other digital media for evidence in investigations has played a key role in solving cases

The personal toll of responding to a terror attack

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There will be short and long-term effects that are physical, emotional and psychological

Officer Dennis Simmonds: 5 things to know about the Boston bombing's 5th victim

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Controversy over "Patriots Day" is just the latest chapter in a family’s years-long push for their son to be honored and recognized as the Boston bombing's 5th victim