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Jose Cerpa Guzman attacked an officer at the department’s Harbor Station, stole his firearm and exchanged gunfire with a watch commander before leading police on a pursuit
The proposed bill would specifically authorize certain federal assistance programs to fund vehicle security enhancements, including bullet-resistant glass windows
Parades are joyful for citizens but fretful for police departments large and small
As more states restrict vascular neck restraints, the policies may unintentionally increase injuries by removing an effective intermediate-force option from officers’ toolkits
A person who called 911 to assist a man who was severely injured after falling from a ladder was able to share video from the scene with dispatchers, aiding in the rescue
The sheriffs are requesting a judicial block on the Community Trust Act, which limits when local law enforcement agencies may cooperate with ICE
Trooper John Myer claims he needed surgery after a prior injury was aggravated when he was struck from the rear after an officer in front of him abruptly braked while entering the highway
What began as a distracted driving stop became a case study in perception, discretion and public trust
Gratis PD chief Tonina Lamanna was fired after she traveled more than an hour to visit three schools, where she claimed to be conducting wellness checks on behalf of ICE
A decade after evidence-based policing began reshaping the profession, agencies are still confronting the hardest challenge: building cultures willing to measure outcomes, adapt and change