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A three-point sling on the AR-15 that the deputy was using to drill a support-side shoulder transition became caught on his ear muffs, causing him to lose control of the rifle, the suit claimed
The L.A. Board of Police Commissioners approved a three-month pilot program with Axon Enterprise that will outfit some city-owned street lights with ALPR cameras at no cost to the city
Bullying, favoritism and hostile behavior can damage officers and agencies, but not every toxic workplace is unlawful. Here’s how to understand the difference — and what officers can do about it
Broward County commissioners voted unanimously not to renew the Sheriff’s Office fire-rescue agreement after 2028, returning roughly 900 employees and oversight of the department to the county
From organizing documentation to preparing for testimony, these steps can help officers enter mediation, arbitration or other employment proceedings prepared and informed
Federal, state and local officials gathered at FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness to open the Advanced Responder Training Complex, designed to help responders prepare for complex emergencies
The Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office has received a $9,100 state grant to buy two cameras aimed at catching people who illegally dump trash
AB 2337 would have explicitly added theft committed under color of authority to the conduct that can lead to peace officer decertification
A Galveston County Sheriff’s deputy was captured on bystander video following a vehicle extremely closely without emergency lights activated
A “convergence” of city officials distracted police at the Bite of Seattle shooting scene from releasing information to the public, while budget constraints led to fewer cops staffing the event, Seattle PD stated