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The department spent $1.17 million on the new handguns and holsters, replacing a discontinued Sig model they had used for over a decade
The former Fresno PD sergeant filed a lawsuit claiming she was sexually harassed by members of the K-9 unit and was wrongfully terminated for attempts to stop the harrassment
Chief Carrie Ellis on building culture and trust in policing
The officers were on patrol responding to a traffic incident when the man stepped out of his vehicle and pointed the gun at them
A campaign dispute in Alabama raises hard questions about dissent, accountability and democracy in elected policing
Judge Christina Snyder ruled that the mask ban as it was enacted did not also apply to state law enforcement authorities, discriminating against the federal government
How outdated hiring systems, long timelines and staffing losses are pushing agencies to rethink recruitment — and what AI means for police leaders navigating that shift
From the shotgun era to modern patrol rifles, one veteran officer explains why rifles improve accuracy, officer safety and community protection — and why proficiency must be a nonnegotiable part of patrol duty
The man alleged that LAPD officers violated his constitutional rights by detaining and hospitalizing him after being incorrectly advised by a VA worker that he was suicidal
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The Chandler Police Department’s Baby at Work program allows new parents who work inside the station to bring children ages six weeks to six months into the office with them