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The gunman legally bought the two rifles used in the shooting, despite having a gun taken away from him a year earlier

The SoToxa Mobile Test System tests saliva for six kinds of drugs

The officers would serve a "temporary role" that would be separate from existing school resource officers, officials said

IMPD is using bodycam videos not only to increase police transparency but also build support for officers

“It’s right in the middle of my beat assignment and I was not going to let her death be forgotten,” said Officer Jeff Stagg

Police said the suspect fired at officers, striking one in the leg; the 4-year police veteran is in stable condition

Officer De’Joure Mercer claims he suffered public scorn after the NFL posted publicly about a police shooting

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

All "red flag" cases will now go straight to the judge instead of through the prosecutor's office

A civil rights group wants to know if the gunman who killed eight people last week — four of them Sikhs — had ties to hate groups

Authorities said they didn't seek a hearing because they didn't have enough time to demonstrate the suspect's inclination toward suicidal thoughts

Some questioned if Indiana's red flag laws were working, given that police had previously seized a firearm from the gunman

The FBI said it had previously questioned the gunman, a 19-year-old former employee

The patrol vehicles in Georgetown, Indiana are looking good in their new blue line decals