New Jersey

It never happens like in the movies

The suit claimed New Jersey violated federal standards set in the LEOSA statute, which allows officers concealed carry benefits

The suspect died after the brief standoff

One city seeks to hold organizers financially responsible after the city spent $25,000 on police overtime and cleanup

School administrators say the officers will keep students safer and improve security measures

A new policy has support from several law enforcement groups

The measure would standardize training requirements for police and corrections officers across the state

The call comes after legal weed sales began in the Garden State last month

In question is the protocol and use of specially trained officers known as Drug Recognition Experts, who perform marijuana sobriety tests

Residents are being asked to shelter in place as a safety precaution during the "dynamic situation"

Gov. Phil Murphy also announced the state will use $10 million to help agencies buy automatic license plate recognition tech to combat the rise in auto thefts

"It’s like an hourglass. You flip it over and we’re fighting against time"

“The water is pretty murky and we don’t want anybody to be the test case,” said a police union president

Tidal wetlands are no match for SHERP’s five-foot-tall tires and water-rescue capabilities, police say

Officers sprang into action when a car plunged into the river, trapping a woman inside