International Law Enforcement
The International Law Enforcement topic provides American law enforcement with police news from around the world, focusing on the latest developments in criminal syndicates, drug cartels, organized crime, and international terrorism. It also follows significant developments and events in other countries and explores how cops in Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America enforce their laws.
Not since World War II have Britain and the United States teamed up for such a massive security operation on British soil
In Fast and Furious, ATF agents in Ariz. abandoned the usual practice of intercepting all weapons they believed to be illicitly purchased
Rescuers were finally successful when a police officer distracted a suicidal man by speaking to him through a loudspeaker
The vote followed a decision by President Barack Obama earlier in the day to assert executive privilege for the first time in his administration
Police officers in Punjab have been told to slim down or face being relegated to desk work as part of a fitness drive to ensure officers are capable of chasing criminals without running out of puff
The Justice Department set a record last year for the number of people charged in human-trafficking cases
The Coastal Trident 2012 exercise, which combined drug interdiction and counterterrorism efforts was planned long before a rash of drug-smuggling incidents
Mexicans have become inured to lurid tales of police collaboration with narcotics gangs during 5 1/2 years of a drug war that has cost more than 47,500 lives
Workers quietly nicknamed Jose Trevino Morales’s stables as the “Zetas’ stables”
Canadian officer Kent Rice is a 12-year police veteran
US law enforcement officials who have advised China on its police force say Beijing is looking to update an antiquated system
Parents were told there’s no avenue to appeal a US DOJ ruling that the Border Patrol agent followed policy
Officers were shot at a car wash and returned fire
Fake coinage recovered from a freight container in a swoop Wednesday
Banned from striking under law, officers will march through central London in a protest against proposed changes to their pay and conditions
Until the end, bin Laden remained focused on attacking Americans and coming up with plots
Police said they believe the memory card is still inside the Canadian man’s digestive system
Mexico says the US is responsible for arming its drug cartels
British media had claimed that the man was holding people captive, but police said they were ‘not aware of any hostages’
Initial reports that man shot at police were dismissed by ballistic tests
“Ring of steel” ordered to surround the star at all times
Thousands of students angry over tuition increases protested in Montreal, with some smashing windows of businesses
Equivalent to more than half of all the hashish sent to Canada, or confiscated in 2009
Anders Behring Breivik claimed to be speaking as a commander of an “anti-communist” resistance movement
Shots were fired before the officer was wounded
Flesh made into stuffed pastries known as empanadas