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Forty-one of the officers memorialized died from World Trade Center-related illnesses; Det. Didarul Islam, who was fatally shot while working a security detail, was also honored
From chaotic scenes to everyday disagreements, how you manage your own reactions can determine how effectively you lead your officers
When does a collection of individually lawful public observations become a constitutionally significant record of a person’s movements?
“Through ... education and enforcement efforts, our goal is to reduce dangerous driving behaviors, prevent crashes, and make our roads safer,” Merced PD Sgt. Jacob Fister said
Gloria Kowalewicz was found fatally shot in 1960; Chicago police say new technology allowed them to match a fingerprint and DNA from the crime scene to Thomas F. McInerney Jr., then a detective working on violent crimes
Eligible Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police officers will receive $1,750 as a part of the state-funded program, with the remainder of the money going toward the city’s payroll taxes
Body camera video shows a Youngstown officer struggling to release his handgun from a jam after his partner was shot
The Secret Service reported it used electronic jamming equipment to take down an unauthorized drone at the December 2025 Army-Navy game in Baltimore
From FTOs to frontline supervisors, the everyday conversations that follow formal training determine whether good judgment becomes a lasting professional habit
Why the communication skills officers need during critical incidents are built through everyday encounters — and why they require continual practice