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In an interview, Aaron Farinacci said “fire is powerful, beautiful, and that things that go through fire experience a kind of rebirth,” a Spokane County detective wrote
An off-duty state trooper exchanged gunfire with the shooter and helped workers escape, while an armed bystander also fired back; Former officer A.J. James also confronted the suspect and was shot
“Killer Confessions: Case Files of a Texas Ranger” uses interrogation footage and case files to examine James Holland’s work on complex investigations
A federal judge ruled that a jury could find former Grand Rapids Officer Christopher Schurr’s use of deadly force unreasonable, allowing the civil rights claims to proceed
Support for police technology has grown since voters approved Proposition E in 2024, expanding SFPD’s access to drones and real-time technology
The Vancouver Police standoff unfolded when a man refused to exit his vehicle after a Grappler device ended a pursuit
Cleveland’s $170,000 “Blocker 1” uses a crash attenuator to absorb impacts and shield police, firefighters and EMS personnel working highway incidents
NYPD
The NYPD is taking a bow for the fewest shooting incidents, the fewest shooting victims, and the fewest murders in recorded history for both the first seven months of the year and the month of July
Police1 readers say longer shifts can improve work-life balance, but staffing shortages, overtime and rotating schedules often determine whether the benefits last
The change comes after Cambridge ended its contract with SoundThinking, formerly known as ShotSpotter, in May 2026