Military

The “mudroom” is that unpleasant place military and law enforcement officers can find themselves thrust into as they engage an opponent in a fierce struggle

Each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces has its own law enforcement division

Hunter Lopez, 22, had planned to join the sheriff's office after his deployment, said Sheriff Chad Bianco

The individual was detained and will be transferred to the Metropolitan Police Department, base officials said

Officer George Gonzalez died after he was ambushed on a bus platform outside the Pentagon

While responding to a trespassing call, Officer Rogerson found a small – and very hungry – citizen in need

Children are now safe, police said. The suspect was not immediately identified

The two sailors were flown to a hospital in critical condition, officials said

Maj. William J. Walker testified that he received a “frantic” call from former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, but had to wait hours for approval from defense officials

A bill passed by the Senate’s veto override last week includes new guidelines for federal officers

A seemingly random phone call from a 78-year-old North Carolina woman to a Massachusetts detective ended with $65,000 recovered

The exoskeleton uniform of the near future aims to increase decision-making time and safety for officers and decrease the need to go hands-on

6 takeaways from the Army Field Manual doctrine on readiness and sleep cops can use to reduce fatigue

Blue H.E.L.P, an organization dedicated to raising awareness for law enforcement suicide, is spearheading the project

Both professions require tactical approaches that without command, control, coordination and communication could result in death or discipline