Military

Not only do many veterans find law enforcement appealing but employers are typically eager to hire former military personnel

A new state law requires police agencies to establish policies about the use of such equipment

Woman’s journey to recovery fosters healing for military veterans, first responders

A new California law requires police agencies to get approval to use — or continue using — certain equipment

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says the SkillsBridge program is a win-win situation

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