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"I’ve stood over too many bodies to ignore how our community is being harmed, not only by violence, but by its response to that violence," Sheriff T.K. Waters said

“I think the way my wheels were placed, the way I parked and the way I’m trained at the department, that was a critical part of me making it,” Sgt. Ron Malone said

A bystander said she saw the officer sprint out of his cruiser, rip off his vest and dive into the water to rescue two people

"Whatever happened today, it can be fixed. Don't pull the trigger," a deputy said as he calmly spoke to the teen who was pointing a gun at his head

Officer Jason Raynor was on patrol when he was shot in the head; he died 55 days later

"A tired officer is an officer who’s not at peak performance and our jobs are extremely serious," Miami Police Chief Manuel Morales said

The Collier County Sheriff’s Office rolled out a new technology that will allow callers to send media directly to dispatchers during 911 calls

Officer Carl Johnson was on duty when he crashed his patrol car into another vehicle while driving at 94 MPH with no lights or sirens, the sheriff’s office says

The exact cause of the crash is unknown, but the helicopter fell out of the sky after an in-flight fire, killing a Broward Sheriff’s Fire Rescue captain and civilian

"Thanks to these two dedicated officers, a tragedy was averted and two lives were saved," the sheriff's office said

"The victim told deputies he was vomiting for about 30 minutes before he was able to call for help," the Volusia Country Sheriff's Office said

Officers called out to the driver to ask if he could open his window; shortly after there was a series of loud bangs as the driver tried to bust through the window

When the Pembroke Park Police Department was created less than a year ago, it had 20 sworn officers; it currently has 11 sworn personnel

As the detective was exiting her vehicle at the scene, the driver accelerated — striking the detective and pinning her against another car

The small lighting system can be used to temporarily impair the vision of assailants, giving people time to negate threats and seek safety until law enforcement intervenes