Illinois

The suspect told police he had contemplated another shooting after opening fire on a July 4 parade in Illinois

Police said they were called to the suspect's home in September 2019 after a family member called to say he was threatening “to kill everyone” there

The gunman opened fire from a rooftop and evaded initial capture by dressing as a woman, police said

Researchers used historical data to detect patterns over time per 1,000 square feet of Chicago

The amount and specificity of specific skills training must be increased in regularity and intensity for all sworn officers from recruit to chief of police

Authorities said a 22-year-old man named as a person of interest in the shooting was taken into police custody Monday evening

“As soon as they got off the elevator to go to the apartment, they were fired upon by the offender,” Police Superintendent David Brown said

The new system will allow police to find information about illegal firearms "the same way we all Google," officials say

The officer was conducting a traffic stop when a second car pulled up and a man jumped out, video shows

The City of Aurora had revoked the parade's permit earlier this week because not enough officers signed up to work an overtime shift

The news comes after parade organizers banned uniformed officers from marching, although police didn't say if the officer shortage is related

The officer was conducting a traffic stop when a second car pulled up and a man with a hatchet jumped out, police said

Parade organizers suggested officers march in a "soft uniform," but Mayor Richard Irvin said that isn't good enough

“We can only steal from each other for so long.”

Mayor Richard Irvin strongly urged parade officials to reconsider their decision