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The men would be in their 90s if they're still alive

The suspect was changing out of civilian clothes when he shot 21-year-old Officer Jeremiah Story

The court highlights the differences in a policy violation vs. a constitutional violation in a case involving a jail suicide

Deputy Lillian Jimenez is seen standing in a restroom doorway when an inmate comes from behind and throws a twisted pillowcase around her neck

The agency said if it must transport an inmate for an emergency medical appointment or for release, it will have more security

The measure would standardize training requirements for police and corrections officers across the state

Officials accused a security guard of helping them escape and driving them off the premises

The deputy said he wanted to reward the inmates for helping clean the housing pod

Sheriff Chris Nanos wants deputies to work as COs for six months before they start patrol – a move he hopes will help with staffing shortages

The sergeant was part of a K-9 team searching for a suspect, police said

"It is demoralizing to police," said Jane Dueker of the St. Louis Police Officers Association

Robert Daniel was killed as he attempted to move a group of work release inmates out of harm's way

A deputy came to the officer's aid after the inmate took the officer's duty weapon, video shows

Sheriff Leon Lott said a special team "used a show of force" to ultimately end the riot