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.
Forty-five years ago, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police swore in the first female Mounties rocking conventional understanding of the qualities required to be an officer
In a move that undeniably saved his life, Senior Constable Andy Swift did the exact opposite of what most people would do – he moved toward the danger
The rapid movement of the killer from one scene to the next made the attacks incredibly disorienting and highly complicated the police response
Agents were searching a vehicle when they opened two bags containing an unknown substance
Investigators searched two homes and detained “a number” of people in the investigation into a van and knife attack in the heart of London that left seven people dead
Forty-eight people, including two police officers, were treated at hospitals across London
British media reported that more than one person had been killed in the rampage
Senior Constable Brett Forte’s death is the first LODD of the year in Australia
The suspects have not been identified or charged, but all are being held on suspicion of violating the Terrorism Act
British police now have 12 suspects in custody — including attacker Salman Abedi’s elder brother Ismail
The robot will patrol the city’s malls and tourist attractions
A British official said Manchester police have decided not to share further information on the probe with the United States due to leaks blamed on U.S. officials
In the wake of Manchester, can we finally declare the total failure of gun-free zones as a means to protect the innocent from the evil acts of terrorists and maniacs?
Nearly 200 pills were recovered from the bird
Const. Joel Clark had to remove his boots to play, but managed to keep up with the band
Police are investigating “a network” of people allegedly behind the concert bombing that killed 22 people and wounded nearly 120
The status means armed soldiers could be deployed instead of police at public events
Police are investigating the MCI as a possible terrorist attack
The outback can get lonely, but Senior Constable Tiffany Greig never lacks company
A ticket vendor thought she recognized one of the three men listed on police wanted notices, prompting the police operation and the temporary closure
Britain’s official threat from international terrorism stands at the second-highest level, “severe,” meaning an attack is highly likely
Xavier Jugele has been promoted to police captain and awarded Chevalier of the Legion of Honor posthumously
Police have released no details on why the boy had driven 1,300 kilometers from his home, headed to Perth
A police official said a man carrying a knife walked into the station and was flagged to police
Xavier Jugele was one of the officers who raced to the Bataclan concert hall the night three armed men in suicide bombs stormed a show and slaughtered 90 people on Nov. 13, 2015
The Toronto Police Service said they are finalizing “a process and specific criteria” for applications
Officials said Karim Cheurfi was detained at the end of February after speaking threateningly about police but was then released for lack of evidence
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the shooting on Paris’ Champs Elysees that killed a police officer and left two others gravely wounded
Some Mounties have removed their yellow stripe from their pants in protest of low wages, staffing levels and working conditions
The specialist squad will research methods and types of drones and share data with law enforcement across the country
The vehicle will be used to help educate the public, particularly young drivers, about road safety
