New York

Cariol Horne will be given back pay and a pension after arguing it was her duty to stop a colleague from using excessive force on a handcuffed suspect

A committee formed to provide input on the monument design includes representatives from FDNY and other first responder unions

Two armed men were firing at a group of people when three officers pulled up in an unmarked vehicle

Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation last June requiring state troopers to wear body-worn cameras

Under the proposed plan, the Ithaca Police Department would be split into armed and unarmed divisions

New York will also start automatically expunging criminal records for certain past marijuana-related convictions

“We are there to be witnesses, to report crimes and let the cops do their jobs from there on,” a volunteer said

A deal struck Saturday would legalize recreational marijuana for New Yorkers 21 and older

Trooper Joseph Gallagher was badly injured when he was struck by a car in 2017

The trooper eventually stopped pursuing for safety reasons but the teen was later taken into custody

A crowd of church-goers, who were there for a Christmas celebration, were sent running

A shootout left the suspect dead and two police officers wounded

The officer was taken to a hospital in stable condition, officials said

The release was several years in the making, with police unions fighting to keep the information private