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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?
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
Preparedness and Resiliency Grants Expand with C-UAS and FIFA World Cup Programs
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Michael Halberstam succumbed to injuries he sustained in the shootout, during which he fatally shot Indian River County Deputy Terri Sweeting-Mashkow
First-year police chiefs share the strategies, surprises and lessons that shaped their first 12 months in command — with takeaways that apply to any leader stepping into a new role
A raw look at the weight officers carry, the silence that follows them home and the reasons many still feel called to serve
Colonie PD’s new program blends neuroscience and field realism to reduce one of policing’s highest-liability risks