Fire

The officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the 84-year-old driver did not pull over

With the exception of just eight salvaged barrels, all of the evidence stored in the warehouse was lost in the inferno

Farmington Hills officers are seen on a smoky third floor, waking sleeping residents and taking them outside

One officer, who had previously served as a volunteer firefighter, said his fire training took over during the call

"We are overwhelmed in a good way with all the support we have received so far and can't put into words how much we appreciate what the community has done"

A GoFundMe page for the family has raised nearly $220K after the officer and her daughter died from their injuries

Corporal Lance Thomas and his family lost their home and all of their belongings when a space heater overturned, causing a bed to catch fire

Paperwork, computers, fingerprint machines, printers, weapons, ballistic vests and gun belts for the department's officers were destroyed

The officer, his wife and children were not at home when the fire occurred

The officer, whose home was destroyed by a fire as a child just before the holidays, empathized with the woman's life-changing event

Once the fire is under control, police property specialists will go inside and see what has been destroyed and what can be salvaged

Ninety minutes into the pursuit, officers pinned the stolen U-Haul between a roadway median and several vehicles

The driver’s legs caught fire during the incident, but officers were able to pat the fire out and get him to safety

Mayor Michael Hancock allotted $611 million to the Denver Department of Public Safety in his proposed 2023 budget – 36% of the city’s $1.66 billion budget

Officers were on patrol when they heard a loud noise and discovered a car crashed into a burning building