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Hamilton Township Police Chief Quillan Short explains how fleet availability, equipment maintenance and everyday logistics decisions affect an agency’s ability to keep officers ready for duty
Fort Worth Police Brian Gentry had been employed by the city as an officer since 2004; He was assigned to the fugitive unit as a U.S. Marshals Service task force officer
An Aiken County Sheriff’s deputy was hospitalized after a suspect fleeing a traffic stop shot at him; a manhunt to locate the suspect is underway
The officer allegedly sent her brother a picture of a confidential bulletin informing officers to be on the lookout for a suspect who resembled him
Through past contact with the suspect, Glendale cops knew the man had animosity toward police; he called 911 during the standoff to say he was armed and refused to drop his weapons
With trial 45 days away and more than 600 calls to analyze, the 16th Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office used TimePilot to review hundreds of hours of recordings in just 72 hours
Dr. Nicole Cain of American Military University says younger people want purpose and policing offers it, but agencies don’t always get that message across in their recruitment campaigns
Building a cyber unit takes more than courses and certifications. Here’s why selecting the right investigator matters as much as the training itself
Oakland Police Chief James Beere said that dispatchers at the communications center noticed that their CAD system froze and displayed an error message; service to all phone lines, internet and CAD were interrupted
As the man held the victim, he raised a gun toward Los Angeles deputies before they fired shots, wounding him