FBI

The data reveals some excellent points to reinforce what we know about people who attack and kill police

Wally and Giovanni are the FBI’s new Crisis Response Canines, part of a pilot program recently launched by the FBI's Office for Victim Assistance.

An inquiry is underway into whether officers' use of force was justified in the pursuit of a suspect who is accused of crashing into a cop and badly injuring him.

FBI spokeswoman says the incident is not related to the Ferguson protests.

Officer used a stun gun to subdue a 17-year-old during a traffic stop, leaving him hospitalized in critical condition.

FBI Director James Comey expressed thanks to law enforcement officers in the U.S. and around the world in a video message released on the first day of the annual Police Week gathering in Washington, D.C.

Film produced for the FBI in 1959 follows twenty-seven year old law school graduate, Tom Holliday, progress through a thirteen week training course at the FBI Academy at Quantico, Virginia.

FBI training film from 1969 details examination of soil, hair, and footprints.

Training film produced by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1968 contains actual surveillance footage of numerous bank robberies.

A 1960 FBI hand-to-hand combat training film.

FBI training film from 1974 demonstrates situations in which police are excused from compliance with statutory knock and notice requirements when forcibly entering premises.