Firearms

LE can take the techniques competitive shooters use to be fast, accurate and efficient and then apply those techniques to our operational environment

"Nothing good can come from a gun loaded with more than two dozen rounds of ammunition," officials said

A gun owner can provide police with two spent casings, which could help locate a weapon if it's used in a crime

A recent incident where a prisoner slipped her cuffs and shot an AR-15 from inside a cruiser is a critical reminder of some basic safety tactics for LEOs

On-duty officers at the state fair will still be allowed to carry and display their firearms

"To the would-be criminals out there viewing right now, know Albi’s coming, and if you’re going to carry a gun on campus, she’ll find you, and we will arrest you," Sheriff Billy Woods said

"Let me be very clear: You are not coming into my schools and killing our children," Sheriff Wayne Ivey said

The safes where the AR-15s will be kept will also hold ammunition and breaching tools for barricaded doors

It would prohibit a person from receiving a license to carry a firearm if there's reliable or credible risk of public safety

The accused gunman in the July 4 Highland Park shooting was issued a FOID despite police calls to his home months earlier

Officers investigating a burglary found an underground room shored up with wood panels

Data released included information on law enforcement officials, as well as others who had sought permits “like rape and domestic violence victims”

The suit claimed New Jersey violated federal standards set in the LEOSA statute, which allows officers concealed carry benefits

The decision struck down a New York law requiring people to demonstrate a particular need for carrying a gun to get a license to carry one in public

Putting a variable power optic on a patrol rifle does NOT turn a patrol rifle program into a “designated marksman” program