Philadelphia

The bodycam footage shows the suspect holding a knife in his right hand, by his right leg, before he was shot

Danielle Outlaw will step down this month to become the bi-state agency’s deputy chief security officer

The CO was shot twice in the leg and the would-be carjacker was shot in the back and leg

Following assessment, recruits must pass a criminal history check as well as physical fitness and reading assessments, which have had certain challenges

The judge said an incorrect statement from prosecutors that Richard Nicoletti was responsible for “teargassing protesters” could compromise a fair trial in Philly

The officer attempted to grab a gun inside the Tesla when the driver sped off in reverse; The officer held onto the car until the driver physically kicked him off

A shooter wearing a ballistic vest and carrying a police scanner opened fire seemingly at random, killing four people and wounding two boys

In 2019, 15 officers were fired; Since then, 5 officers had their firings reversed through arbitration, 1 firing has been upheld and 6 other appeals are pending

In Philadelphia, nearly 200 officers were disciplined, including 15 who were forced off the job. 12 officers filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city

The incident, captured on the officer's body-worn camera, left the victim in stable condition

The union and 19 community groups are appealing to a federal judge to be heard before the city finalizes the Safehouse deal

Authorities say the thieves fled with at least $100,000, although it's not yet known how they carted off the mounds of dimes

Expansion of the Heart and Lung Act will add park rangers, some corrections employees, port and housing police and university officers

Funds will help the department with technology and records upgrades, as well as support recruitment, retention and training

Staff Inspector Ernest Ransom says his job is to ensure the supervisors are doing their jobs and that they're held accountable