Eric Garner

NYPD officer fired in Eric Garner's death sues to get job back

–

Daniel Pantaleo's lawsuit says his termination was 'arbitrary'

NYPD official acknowledges drop in arrests since Daniel Pantaleo firing

–

Meanwhile, the PBA approved "no confidence" resolutions for Mayor Bill de Blasio and Commissioner James O'Neill

Which mobile devices do officers use most on the job and why? (infographic)

–

Zebra Technologies

Download the free infographic to find out how you and your department compare to LEOs across the country

What does the Daniel Pantaleo firing mean for LE at large?

–

Jim and Doug discuss how actions such as the firing of Dan Pantaleo fan the flames of the continuing trend of de-motivation and de-policing in America

NYPD official rips union advice on how to handle arrests in wake of Daniel Pantaleo firing

–

The war of words between the city’s police unions and NYPD brass continues

Union boss blasts decision to fire NYPD cop over Garner death

–

A fiery Patrick Lynch said the PD was “frozen” and “rudderless” in the wake of decision

NYPD judge recommends firing officer related to Eric Garner death

–

Officer Daniel Pantaleo's lawyers will have about two weeks to submit a response before the police commissioner makes a final decision on punishment

De Blasio beats back calls to fire officer in Garner death

–

Several hundred people took to the streets Wednesday in a protest in downtown Manhattan

DOJ won't charge LEO in Eric Garner death

–

The U.S. Justice Department will not file civil rights charges against Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo in connection with the death of Eric Garner

NYPD officer says he inflated charge against Eric Garner

–

The officer said he wrote up paperwork that exaggerated the seriousness of Garner's suspected crime

NYPD files charges against officer in Eric Garner death

–

The charges were presented to Officer Daniel Pantaleo after the NYPD told the DOJ that they planned to move on the case

Officer in Eric Garner death to face disciplinary proceeding

–

A letter from an NYPD lawyer informed the DOJ that it would no longer wait for federal authorities to decide whether to charge Officer Daniel Pantaleo