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Most police officers dodge the “worst call” question. Here’s what happened the day I didn’t — and why it stayed with me
A growing trend has officers driving with emergency lights on during routine patrol. Critics say it confuses the public, kills tactics and lacks any data to support it. What do you think?
How changing threats and new technology have reshaped how officers prepare for real-world encounters
California averages 2 officers per 1,000 residents — nearly half the national rate, according to the Peace Officers Research Association of California
The officer fired a single shot, striking the man in the shoulder as he appeared to aim his gun at a store employee
As Grand Rapids police officers approached the man to speak with him, he pulled out a firearm and fired at least four shots before fleeing
After nearly 30 years in uniform, a sergeant reflects on the pride, loss and courage it takes to walk away from the only life he’s ever known
Seven Albuquerque PD Academy instructors were removed from their positions after they punished a cadet who had connections with department leadership for lying
Colonie PD’s new program blends neuroscience and field realism to reduce one of policing’s highest-liability risks
The woman struggled and fled from officers, escaping to her car before trying to drive away with an officer halfway inside the vehicle