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When social media presents privately created or altered video as police footage, clear verification and timely communication can keep misinformation from defining an agency’s actions
Thieves can change a vehicle’s VIN plate, paperwork and history, but small inconsistencies can expose the identity they tried to erase
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Officers deployed TASERs in an effort to get the woman to drop the two knives she was holding; she threatened to kill officers before they fired shots
The Cedartown police chief said the Georgia Department of Agriculture will investigate the shooting, which happened on private property while officers searched for a missing child
The program provides predetermined allocations to eligible local governments based on population and violent crime data
Former officer Clifford Proctor has been indicted again on a murder charge in the death of Brendon Glenn months after a judge dismissed an earlier indictment
Video shows a woman in a white Tesla hitting an officer on a bicycle head on, before backing into him moments later and fleeing the scene
Registration Closes Soon for September 14–16 Gathering of Public Safety and FirstNet Communications Leaders
San Mateo County’s move to the Glock G45 shows why platform selection is only the first step — agencies must also address fit, personally owned sidearms and training requirements
An AP investigation found DEA agents repeatedly monitored fentanyl shipments in New Mexico between 2023 and 2025 that were allowed to hit the streets as agencies built out criminal cases