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The weapon’s owner is a convicted felon who isn’t allowed to possess firearms, police said

Parole Officer Glenn Greening left the loaded gun in his living room and fell asleep watching TV, waking the next day to find it missing

The suspect was struggling with the EMT when he managed to grab the officer's gun

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Adopting a duty weapon new to law enforcement was a risk that paid off

"There was, at minimum, complacency on the set," said Sheriff Adan Mendoza

Currently, LASD doesn't consider pointing a gun to be a use of force, so there's no process for reporting those incidents

NYPD has used 12-pound trigger pulls for more than 100 years but will now be issuing guns with five-pound trigger pulls

In 2020, California accounted for 65% of all ghost guns seized by the ATF, according to the district attorney's office

The gun made it through a rigorous testing process that proved the weapon’s accuracy and durability, the manufacturer said

A record number of gun sales means that firearms instructors have had to get thrifty

The district will still employ school resource officers, but they will no longer be allowed to carry firearms on school property

A review found that most of the extreme risk protection orders granted by judges came from cases initiated by police

The LAPD says last year 40% of guns recovered by law enforcement were 'ghost guns,' weapons made from kits that don't require background checks