Connecticut

“It’s a tough time for everyone in your position, I’m here with you,” Trooper Kyle Kaelberer said

West Haven city officials are now working to address a gap in the city’s charter

The court rejected a challenge by the Connecticut State Police Union, which argued the law violates troopers' contracts

Since recreational weed became legal in Connecticut last year, Chief William Baldwin wants as many DRE-trained officers as possible

The Norwich Police Department says the study's findings fit perfectly with its latest recruiting campaign

A suspended officer and his employee are accused of killing at least 10 dogs they didn’t think could be sold or trained

Three state police departments engaged the pursuit before the armed suspect was taken into custody

K-9 Selma hit the beat in 2013 to detect an isolated compound found on memory boards in phones and computers

While state leaders say the bill is vital to maintaining high standards, the state's largest police union calls it "overkill"

Atlas One allows police to send out immediate, targeted notifications to mobile devices that have the app

Nine of the top 10 officers are eligible to retire as of July 1

Officer Diane Gonzalez, 47, never came out of her coma; the crash also killed Sgt. Dario Aponte

Officers take to the ice to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Westport Police Athletic League skating rink

The team will give families an alternative to calling police if they’re concerned about a loved one’s behavior, the mayor and police chief have said