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A campaign dispute in Alabama raises hard questions about dissent, accountability and democracy in elected policing
Police TV shows in the 1960s tried to balance authenticity, entertainment and the shifting expectations of what police work should look like
Sean Grayson, who has late stage colon cancer, apologized in court and said he froze during the encounter and made “terrible decisions”
Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is among the federal agents leaving Minneapolis; border czar Tom Homan will take charge of Operation Metro Surge
Eight facts that gave officers reasonable suspicion to extend the scope of a traffic stop
The department spent $1.17 million on the new handguns and holsters, replacing a discontinued Sig model they had used for over a decade
How video, supported by connected data and automated tools, is shaping police response, reporting and post-incident review
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
Video shows the woman ignoring Buffalo Police officers’ commands to drop the knife and advancing toward a group of people she knew before stabbing a man in the head
The officers were on patrol responding to a traffic incident when the man stepped out of his vehicle and pointed the gun at them